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Architectural Ornament: Eagle
Artist unidentified
Photo by John Parnell
Architectural Ornament: Eagle
Architectural Ornament: Eagle
Artist unidentified
Photo by John Parnell
Architectural Ornament: Eagle Artist unidentified Photo by John Parnell
Record Details

Architectural Ornament: Eagle

Place/RegionPennsylvania, United States
Datec. 1905
MediumCarved wood with iron
Dimensions69 7/8 × 44 × 50"
Credit LineGift of William Engvick
Accession number1966.2.1
ClassificationArchitecture
CopyrightThe American Folk Art Museum believes this work to be in the public domain.
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