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Image Archives
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DMNSDMS~4~4
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IOS.SCULP.58.D.jpg
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IOS.SCULP.58.D.jpg
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catalog number:
IOS.SCULP.58.D
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IOS.SCULP.58.D
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collection:
Image Archives
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Image Archives
collection
false
title:
Reitculated Giraffe
title
Reitculated Giraffe
title
false
creator:
Paul Tokheim
creator
Paul Tokheim
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false
creator type:
creator of digital collection
creator_type
creator of digital collection
creator type
false
creator:
Louis Paul Jonas Studios
creator
Louis Paul Jonas Studios
creator
false
creator type:
artist
creator_type
artist
creator type
false
creator:
Richard M. Wicker
creator
Richard M. Wicker
creator
false
creator type:
photographer
creator_type
photographer
creator type
false
description:
Jonas Figurine of a Reitculated Giraffe. Louis Paul Jonas formulated his own recipe of clay and porcelain for these handpainted figurines created between 1968 and 2027
description
Jonas Figurine of a Reitculated Giraffe. Louis Paul Jonas formulated his own recipe of clay and porcelain for these handpainted figurines created between 1968 and 2027
description
false
subject terms:
Louis Paul Jonas; Sculptures; Figurines; Jonas Figurines;
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Louis Paul Jonas; Sculptures; Figurines; Jonas Figurines;
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date:
March 15, 2012
date
March 15, 2012
date
false
date type:
date photograph
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date photograph
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false
location:
USA, Colorado, Denver Museum of Nature and Science
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USA, Colorado, Denver Museum of Nature and Science
location
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modified:
Yes, minimal contrast and burning in
modified
Yes, minimal contrast and burning in
modified
false
format:
image/jpg
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image/jpg
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false
file size:
1 MB
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1 MB
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source:
Nikon D300 digital camera
source
Nikon D300 digital camera
source
false
rights:
Use with permission Denver Museum of Nature and Science
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Use with permission Denver Museum of Nature and Science
rights
false