Noah puppet
Puppet
1970 (made)
1970 (made)
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Painted wooden jelutong head, hands and torso. Has yellow cotton yarn hair and painted face with red nose and eyes. Wearing long green conduroy robe with orange sash.
Object details
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| Title | Noah puppet (generic title) |
| Materials and techniques | Carved jelutong wood with painted decoration, sewn decoration |
| Brief description | Puppet representing Noah. Made by John Thirtle for Richard Gill's play The Prince and the Puppets in 1970. |
| Physical description | Painted wooden jelutong head, hands and torso. Has yellow cotton yarn hair and painted face with red nose and eyes. Wearing long green conduroy robe with orange sash. |
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| Content description | Noah was made for Richard Gill's play The Prince and the Puppet in 1970. |
| Credit line | Lanchester Collection |
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| Accession number | S.1036-2011 |
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| Record created | March 15, 2012 |
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