Early Sepik Woman Carving from Papua New Guinea

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Sepik carving. An early, pre 1960s carving of a woman from the village of Kambot on the Keram river,Papua New Guinea as purchased by Morley in the early 70s, with its original purchase label from the Argyle arts centre. Wood carving. 30 x 2 0 x 13 cm

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