Papercut (Art)
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Four papercuts of ladies with long dresses. Brought to England by Mrs C.M. Harris, a member of the Girl Guide movement just before World War II.
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Map Horniman Museum
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Date
Pre 1939
Identifier
1978.34
Origin
Philippines
Materials
Paper; cardboard
Provenance
Brought to England by Mrs C.M. Harris, a member of the Girl Guide movement just before World War II.
Short description
Papercut (Art)
Display status
In storage
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“Papercut (Art),” Mapping Philippine Material Culture, accessed May 2, 2024, https://philippinestudies.uk/mapping/items/show/2754.
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