Dibirdibi Man Totem by Joseph Watt

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Dibirdibi Man Totem

Dibirdibi Man Totem

Artist

Joseph Watt
Production Date

2006
Medium

acrylic on linen
Size

1210 x 1820 mm
Credit

Chartwell Collection, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, 2008
Accession Number

C2008/1/5/4.1-2
Accession Date

29 Apr 2008
Department

International Art
Classification

Painting
Collection

Chartwell

Exhibition history

Other People Think: Auckland's Contemporary International Collection

Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki

10/03/2018 — 10/06/2018