Porcupine Girl (impaled)
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Porcupine Girl (impaled)
1999 (June)20th century
255 x 355 mm
Rosemary Feit Covey, American, b. 1954
Keywords
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- nudes (representations) - Representations of unclothed human figures.
- pain (sensation) - The bodily and emotional experience consisting of physiological and affective responses to an undesirable event. Often serves as a warning mechanism that protects an organism from the threat of injury or potential injury by stimulating a withdrawing response from harmful stimuli.
- quill (spine) - One of the hollow, sharp spines of a porcupine, echidna, or hedgehog. Used in Native American ornamental embroidery and other decorative purposes.
- women - Refers to female human beings from young adulthood through old age.
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Provenance History
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Owner Name: Mackenzie, Eric
Role: Collector
Dates: 07/09/1999, 09/26/2011
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