Object name: Painting on palm spathe / Collection place: Momase Region, Papua New Guinea / Year collected: [Missing] - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Painting on palm spathe, accession number 11-37732, described as painting, on palm spathe; black background; five double painted bands separating groups of curvilinear designs; both ends contain stylized faces; bulbous nose; dot motif; yellow, red, white

Hearst Museum object titled Painting on palm spathe, accession number 11-37730, described as painting, on palm spathe; black background; two symmetrical faces chin to chin; “anchor” nose; yellow, faded red, white; dot motif; piece of face broken off

Hearst Museum object titled Painting on palm spathe, accession number 11-37733, described as painting, on palm spathe; black background; two large stylized faces with bulbous noses and eyes common to both; small face at one end without eyes; dot motif; red, yellow, white

Hearst Museum object titled Painting on palm spathe, accession number 11-37743, described as painting, on palm spathe; black background has a series of concentric circle shaped arranged vertically down middle of spathe; two parallel dome designs on both sides of circles; dot motif; red, yellow, white

Hearst Museum object titled Painting on palm spathe, accession number 11-37722, described as painting, on palm spathe; black background, design of arcs and circles in red and white; many white dots

Hearst Museum object titled Painting on palm spathe, accession number 11-37744, described as painting, on palm spathe; black background; wedge-shaped at one end; curvilinear design consisting of repeated scroll motifs; dot motif; horizontally painted ribs at top; yellow, brown, white

Hearst Museum object titled Painting on palm spathe, accession number 11-37725, described as painting, on palm spathe; black background with symmetrical design of circles, curves, and dentate bands in white, yellow, red, and blue