Study For Tiki With Chair Caning by Dick Frizzell

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Study For Tiki With Chair Caning

Study For Tiki With Chair Caning

Artist

Dick Frizzell
Production Date

1992
Medium

pencil on paper
Size

275 x 355 mm
Credit

Chartwell Collection, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, 1992
Accession Number

C1994/1/381
Accession Date

Nov 1992
Department

New Zealand Art
Classification

Drawing
Collection

Chartwell
Subjects

studies (visual works), Hei Tiki, chairs, text, abstraction

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