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Ashinaga and Tenaga
Ashinaga and Tenaga
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Ashinaga and Tenaga

Artist
Culture
Date1840–1875
Mediumwood with horn inlay
ClassificationsSculpture
Credit LineBequest of Mildred Marcus Levin and Harold Lester Levin of Nutley, NJ
Object number1976.207
Descriptionlegendary creatures, one with very long arms, one with very long legs; they get together to catch fish; eel is wrapped around the legs; horn inlay eyes
On View
Not on view
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