The Head of a New Zealander (with a comb in his hair, an ornament of green stone in his ear, and another of a fish's tooth around his neck)

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The Head of a New Zealander (with a comb in his hair, an ornament of green stone in his ear, and another of a fish's tooth around his neck)
Image Not Available for The Head of a New Zealander (with a comb in his hair, an ornament of green stone in his ear, and another of a fish's tooth around his neck)

The Head of a New Zealander (with a comb in his hair, an ornament of green stone in his ear, and another of a fish's tooth around his neck)

Maker (London, England)
Date1773
MediumEtching
ClassificationPRINTS
Credit LineMuseum purchase
Object number2022.5.8
Status
Not on view
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