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Kachina dancers
Allan C. Houser
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Title(s): 
Kachina dancers
Creator(s): 
Allan C. Houser (Artist)
Culture: 
Native American; Chiricahua Apache
Date: 
1935
Materials/Techniques: 
tempera on paper
Paper/Support: 
Landscape; single-sided 0.366-0.376mm creamcolored, machine-made, wove paper. Textred, cold-pressed, and fibers are evenly distributed in transmitted light.
Classification: 
Paintings
Object Type: 
Tempera Painting
Credit Line: 
Given in loving memory of Charles Arthur Williamson, devoted husband, caring father and Sapulpa native.
Accession No: 
02.2084
Previous Number(s): 
TL 2014.24.2
Department: 
Art
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