Caveman (Pithycanthus Erectus)

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a handcrafted figurine representing an indigenous person, skilfully constructed from what appears to be dark materials with a textured surface. Standing on a small, rectangular platform, the figure is adorned with a simple fur-like garment around the waist. Its facial features are detailed, with focused eyes and a subtle smile, highlighting craftsmanship. The figurine holds a slender, elongated stick-like object in its right hand, suggesting a traditional tool or weapon. The hair is styled to mimic a natural appearance, adding to the lifelike quality. Overall, the piece captures an appreciation for culture and artistry, symbolizing a connection to nature and historical tradition.

The image depicts a handcrafted figurine representing an indigenous person, skilfully constructed from what appears to be dark materials with a textured surface. Standing on a small, rectangular platform, the figure is adorned with a simple fur-like garment around the waist. Its facial features are detailed, with focused eyes and a subtle smile, highlighting craftsmanship. The figurine holds a slender, elongated stick-like object in its right hand, suggesting a traditional tool or weapon. The hair is styled to mimic a natural appearance, adding to the lifelike quality. Overall, the piece captures an appreciation for culture and artistry, symbolizing a connection to nature and historical tradition.

Name/Title

Caveman (Pithycanthus Erectus)

Entry/Object ID

2022.10.73

Description

Caveman (Pithycanthus Erectus) (Prehistoric) From "Mode in Costume Series" from the Saroff Doll Collection

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Notes

Saroff