Name/Title
FigurineDescription
Carved ivory figurine of a person standing w/ feet astride, holds round flat object before face (mask or drum?) with both hands. Eyes and mouth darkened. There is a hole nearly drilled through the stomach, perhaps for "feeding"
for "feeding" Eskimo Art, D.J. Ray p. 10_ "if a human figurine does not have holes for fastening, suspending, or "feeding," it is generally a toy . . .Dimensions
Height
5.8 cmWidth
2.7 cmDepth
2.1 cmMaterial
Walrus Tusk, Ivory