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Artist unidentified, “Fish Weathervane”, Possibly Massachusetts or New York, Last quarter 19th …
Fish Weathervane
Artist unidentified, “Fish Weathervane”, Possibly Massachusetts or New York, Last quarter 19th …
Artist unidentified, “Fish Weathervane”, Possibly Massachusetts or New York, Last quarter 19th century, Molded copper with applied fins, 17 1/2 × 49 × 9 in., Collection of the American Folk Art Museum, Gift of JPMorgan Chase, 2021.15.1. Photo by Adam Reich.
Record Details

Fish Weathervane

Artist
DateLate 19th century
Place/RegionPossibly Massachusetts or New York
MediumMolded copper with applied fins
Dimensions17 1/2 × 49 × 9"
Credit LineGift of JPMorgan Chase
Accession number2021.15.1
Photo CreditAdam Reich
Description

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