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Pot 2009

KINJUN, Doris - Creator

Artwork Pot this artwork made of Terracotta clay, ochres, lawyer vine, created in 2009-01-01

Accession No.: 2010.248
Date Created: 2009
Gallery location: Not on public display
Department: Indigenous Australian Art
Dimensions A: 29 x 28cm (diam.)
Media Category: Ceramic
Secondary Media Category: earthenware
Medium: Terracotta clay, ochres, lawyer vine
Credit Line: Purchased 2010 with funds raised through the Queensland Art Gallery Foundation Appeal

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