Kudu

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a mounted taxidermy bust of a kudu, an African antelope known for its distinctive spiral horns. The kudu's head is mounted on a wall, with its long, curved horns creating striking shadows in the background. Its ears are large and alert, and its facial expression is calm, showcasing the animal's majestic appearance. A label reading "KUDU" is visible beneath the mount, likely indicating the species. To the right, part of a framed illustration or painting with green foliage is visible, complementing the realistic depiction of the animal. The lighting highlights the kudu’s textured fur and the intricate details of the taxidermy work, adding depth and realism to the exhibit.

The image depicts a mounted taxidermy bust of a kudu, an African antelope known for its distinctive spiral horns. The kudu's head is mounted on a wall, with its long, curved horns creating striking shadows in the background. Its ears are large and alert, and its facial expression is calm, showcasing the animal's majestic appearance. A label reading "KUDU" is visible beneath the mount, likely indicating the species. To the right, part of a framed illustration or painting with green foliage is visible, complementing the realistic depiction of the animal. The lighting highlights the kudu’s textured fur and the intricate details of the taxidermy work, adding depth and realism to the exhibit.

Name/Title

Kudu

Entry/Object ID

1972.9.4

Description

Mammal/Kudu/head only

Collection

NATURAL HISTORY

Lexicon

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

Kudu

Parts

Count

1

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Jul 21, 1986