Description:
Panel made from the spathe of the sago palm. It has painted on it a bilaterally symmetrical phytomorphic pattern in yellow, black, red and white
Context:
Painted panels such as this are often combined with other similar panels to create a larger, highly vibrant effect, decorating a wall or roof in the form of an interior cladding. The Ambunti court house, built in 1974, is a classic example of this effect and has panels remarkably similar to this example.| Object details | |
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| Type of object: | Panel |
| Type category: | Visual work |
| Material: | Pigment, Sago spathe |
| Width: | 74 cm |
| Height: | 30 cm |
| Depth: | 0 cm |
| Origin | |
| Style/Period: | Unknown/unspecified |
| Date range: | - |
| Discovery site: | Unknown/unspecified |
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| Creator | |
| Technique: | |
| Personal name: | - |
| Role: | - |
| Culture: | Kwoma |
| Record data | |
| Artworld id: | 20285 |
| Current accession number: | 7 |
| Former accession number: | 2 |
| Credit line: | - |
| Recorded by: | Peter Evans |
| Record date: | Sat, 15th Mar 2008 |
| Copyright: | Copyright© by the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, UEA, Norwich, 2002. All Rights reserved |

