A CARVED WOODEN FIGURE OF A WHALE AND WHALERS
AMERICAN, 19TH CENTURY/20TH CENTURY
mounted on a harpoon
27 in. high, 6¼ in. wide, 77½ in. long
A CARVED WOODEN FIGURE OF A WHALE AND WHALERS
AMERICAN, 19TH CENTURY/20TH CENTURY
mounted on a harpoon
27 in. high, 6¼ in. wide, 77½ in. long
Robert Hallock, Newtown, Connecticut
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Guennol Collection (New York, 1982), vol. 2, pp. 277-279.
Frederick J. Dockstader, "Folk Arts, Cross-Country," Art In America, March-April 1970, pp. 74-77.
Adele Earnest, Folk Art in America: A Personal View (Exton: Pennsylvania, 1984), p. 25.
New York, Museum of Early American Folk Arts, Initial Loan Exhibition, Museum of Early American Folk Arts, October 5-November 18, 1962
Osaka, Japan, Expo '70, United States Pavilion
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