STORYBOARD, PAPUA NEW GUINEA
I collected this massive ( aprox 39" x 46") storyboard myself on an expedition to Papua New Guinea. It was purchased in Kambot Village--which is a tributary of the Sepik River in northeastern PNG--in the mid 1980's and been in my personal collection ever since.
It's made of solid wood, 1" to 2" thick and very heavy.
Traditionally, storyboards tell of village life and/or village legends. The piece is very detailed, hand-carved and has excellent relief. Value: $1500.
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We are interested in purchasing this storyboard.
Can you give me an item # for e-Bay or is it meant to be privately sold?
Please contact us at 949-922-7146 or gailswaters@gmail.com
The following Google tangle is complicated. How do we contact YOU?
Gail again,
We are still interested in this storyboard.
Are you interested in selling it?
We can be reached at 949 922-7246
?? Prefer pre-colonial storyboard. Large and heavy is no problem.
What is the correct process to contact you?
I have a large beautifully carved storyboard of the same type. Would love to know the story it represents and the kind of wood used. I stare at it constantly. I notice that there are many boards that have the same characters and wonder all the time about the headless man in mine.
My question is: Is this storyboard for sale?
Gail Waters
gailswaters@gmail.com
My question is: Is this storyboard for sale?
Gail Waters
gailswaters@gmail.com
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