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Canada Goose
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Canada Goose

Dateca. 1900
OriginAmerica
MediumPainted white pine with glass eyes
DimensionsOverall: 13 1/2 x 27 1/2 x 10in. (34.3 x 69.9 x 25.4cm)
Credit LineMuseum Purchase
Object number1958.702.10
DescriptionVery fine, solid carved Canada goose decoy, quite large in size. The bottom is flat and the body has graceful lines ending in an upturned tail. The neck is a single piece attached to the boyd, and the head is attached to the neck with no visible nails, thus they are probably held in place with dowels. There are two large glass eyes. The body is painted white under the tail, gray on the breast and the upper portion of the body is black. The neck and head are black with a white line around the head.Mark(s)A brand on the bottom, "VII - II"ProvenancePurchased from Stony Point Folk Art Gallery (Stony Point, NY)
1981.702.2, Decoy
Edward James Phillips (1901-1964)
1920-1925
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Herman Glick (1895-1983)
ca. 1960
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John Vickers
1930-1935
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Louis H. Hahn
1890-1910
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Joseph Sieger (1871-1959)
ca. 1925
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Early 20th century
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Possibly 1900-1930
1969.703.1, Wooden Sculpture
Salvatore Cernigliaro (1879-1974)
1903-1928
DOS2006-PC-220
Bert Graves
ca 1940
Figure 1960.702.2
Charles E. ("Shang") Wheeler (1872-1949)
ca. 1928