MoMA

The Cathedral of St. John the Divine in Manhattan is the World’s Largest Gothic Cathedral. Except, of course, that it is a fake; first by the simple fact of being built in Manhattan, at the turn of the century. But the stone work is re-inforced with steel which is expanding with rust. Someday it will destroy the stone. The Cathedral is in Morningside Heights overlooking a panoramic view of Harlem which is separated by a high fence., 1989

Jimmie Durham

American, 1940–2021

MoMA

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SKULL, plate 132, PROJECTED EX-LIBRIS, plate 133, POMEGRANATE TREE, plate 134, OWL AND POMEGRANATE, plate 135, and BIRD'S SKULL, plate 136 (folio 49), (Prints executed 1957)

Leonard Baskin

American, 1922–2000

Brooklyn Museum

Ancestral Skull, early 20th century

Iatmul

Brooklyn Museum

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Decorated Skull, 20th century

Vili

Brooklyn Museum

Mask, 20th century

Tukuna

Brooklyn Museum

Lor Mask, 19th century

Tolai

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Ritual Drum (damaru), c. 1800

Maker Unknown

Brooklyn Museum

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Skull with 3 Molar Teeth on Each Side of Jaw

Maker Unknown

Brooklyn Museum

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Skull of a Bear

Pueblo, Keres

Brooklyn Museum

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Squirrel Skull Fragment

Maker Unknown