Impala

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image features a mounted impala head on a museum wall, accentuated by spotlights from above that highlight its distinct curved horns and alert expression. Below the mount, a yellow sign provides the name of the species, "IMPALA," with a phonetic pronunciation guide, "(im pah' luh)," and notes that it is part of the "Dugdale Collection." To the left of the mount, part of a framed painting depicting an African savanna scene is visible, adding context to the natural habitat of this antelope. On the right, metal pipes and a utility panel are seen, balancing the naturalistic and industrial elements of the setting.

The image features a mounted impala head on a museum wall, accentuated by spotlights from above that highlight its distinct curved horns and alert expression. Below the mount, a yellow sign provides the name of the species, "IMPALA," with a phonetic pronunciation guide, "(im pah' luh)," and notes that it is part of the "Dugdale Collection." To the left of the mount, part of a framed painting depicting an African savanna scene is visible, adding context to the natural habitat of this antelope. On the right, metal pipes and a utility panel are seen, balancing the naturalistic and industrial elements of the setting.

Name/Title

Impala

Entry/Object ID

1974.25.11

Description

Mammal/Impala/head only

Collection

NATURAL HISTORY

Lexicon

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

Impala

Parts

Count

1

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Jul 21, 1986

Provenance

Notes

Collected by: Dugdale