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Eugene and Clare Thaw Collection of American Indian Art
Basket
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| Object ID |
T0135a-b |
| Object Name |
Basket |
| Description |
Fancy Basket by Elizabeth Conrad Hickox;
Medium/Materials: Maidenhair fern (Adiantum pedatum), yellow dyed porcupine quills, split willow (Salix spp.) or wild grape (Vitis californica) root, myrtle sticks. Porcupine quills are dyed with staghorn lichen (wolf moss).; |
| Artist |
Hickox, Elizabeth Conrad |
| Dimensions |
H-5 W-4 Dia-5 inches |
| Early Date |
1918 ca. |
| Medium |
myrtle sticks/Porcupine quills are dyed with staghorn lichen (wolf moss) |
| Place of Origin |
Klamath River/Northern California, CA, USA |
| People |
Karuk/ |
| Provenance |
(1) Grace Nicholson. Pasadena, California. Probably her #6733 and acquired around 1918.;
(2) J. Rauzy.;
(3) Larry Wendt. Santa Fe, New Mexico. Cat. no. BJ 809;
(4) Eugene V. Thaw - 20 April 1993.;
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| History |
Scholarly Attributions:
[1] Coleen Kelley Marks' comments (Spring 1996): Variation on flint design or "nutihaniich" in Karuk. [2] S. McLendon believes that this basket can be identified in Grace Nicholson Basket Ledger as 6733. McLendon removed White bear grass (Xerophylum tenax) from the materials section. |
| Used |
Karuk |
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Last modified on: March 02, 2006
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