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Three men Carving a Goddess on a Carp
Three men Carving a Goddess on a Carp
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Three men Carving a Goddess on a Carp

Artist
Culture
Date1850–1900
Mediumivory
ClassificationsIvories
Credit LineBequest of Mildred Marcus Levin and Harold Lester Levin of Nutley, NJ
Object number1976.214
Descriptionthree men carve a large statue of a carp with a goddess standing upon it, she carries a basket containing a carp
On View
Not on view
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