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Photo of collection object Jack-o-pa (The Six)

Jack-o-pa (The Six)

1827

Charles Bird King

born Newport, RI 1785-died Washington, DC 1862

Original Source

Maker/Artist: King, Charles Bird
Classification: Painting
Medium: oil on wood
Locations: country: United States
Accession Number: saam_1985.66.258_359
Credit Line: Smithsonian American Art Museum, Transfer from Bureau of American Ethnology
Rights Statement: cc0
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