A litter made for the coronation of King Andre the 1st by his soldiers upon his ascendancy to the throne of Free Hispaniola 1793. (It should be noted that it was rejected by his advisors as dull and unfit).
Frohawk Two Feathers (born Umar Rashid)
Contemporary Art
MEDIUM
Antique chair, bamboo, animal fur, rawhide, parrot feathers, kauai shells and acrylic
DATES
2012
DIMENSIONS
52 x 27 x 80 in. (132.1 x 68.6 x 203.2 cm)
(show scale)
ACCESSION NUMBER
2012.29.1
CREDIT LINE
Gift of the Contemporary Art Acquistions Committee and gift of James N. Rosenberg, by exchange
MUSEUM LOCATION
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CAPTION
Frohawk Two Feathers (born Umar Rashid) (American, born 1976). A litter made for the coronation of King Andre the 1st by his soldiers upon his ascendancy to the throne of Free Hispaniola 1793. (It should be noted that it was rejected by his advisors as dull and unfit)., 2012. Antique chair, bamboo, animal fur, rawhide, parrot feathers, kauai shells and acrylic, 52 x 27 x 80 in. (132.1 x 68.6 x 203.2 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of the Contemporary Art Acquistions Committee and gift of James N. Rosenberg, by exchange, 2012.29.1. © artist or artist's estate (Photo: Image courtesy of Morgan Lehmann Gallery, CUR.2012.29.1_Morgan_Lehmann_Gallery_photo.jpg)
IMAGE
overall,
CUR.2012.29.1_Morgan_Lehmann_Gallery_photo.jpg. Image courtesy of Morgan Lehmann Gallery
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