One of my friends loves camels so whenever we go to the museum and we see a camel that we have not seen before we take a picture and text her it and believe me there are a lot, so many! We found them all. And in fact we have found so many I’m pretty sure that it’s the most used animal in the museum!
I like the one from Egyptian hieroglyphics the mostest. I like it because because I like Egyptian hieroglyphics. It is made out of yarn. This is not the only one. There are a bunch of them. This is the one with the camels in it. There are a lot of crocodiles in all of them. They must come across a lot of crocodiles. Probably because of the Nile.
Bottom L-R: Teapot in the form of a camel, Twelve unique mixed media sculpture (one sculpture from series), Potpourri Vase and Cover
The Facts:
- Unknown Cabinet (?) from Gallery 143
- Cabinet (or chest) with inlaid animals on doors and drawers, including 2 camels
- Gallery 143 (Alyce Morrissey Gallery)
- Camel with musical instruments-pipa
- Chinese, Sui dynasty, early 7th century AD
- Materials: Earthenware with ivory-white glaze and applied motif
- Bequest of Charles Bain Hoyt – Charles Bain Hoyt Collection (50.897)
- Gallery 273 (Paul and Helen Bernat Galleries)
- Saucer (also includes a cup with a ram on it, not included in this photo)
- Made at Meissen Manufactory, Germany about 1740
- Materials: Hard-paste porcelain with colored enamel and gilded decoration
- Gift of Rita and Frits Markus (1983.617a-b)
- Gallery 247 (Charles C. Cunningham Gallery)
- Teapot in the form of a camel
- Made at Staffordshire, England about 1745
- Materials: Salt-glazed stoneware, slip-cast
- Gift of Mrs. George Linder (08.166a-b)
- Gallery 241 (Alan and Simone Hartman Galleries)
- Twelve unique mixed media sculptures
- Carol Eckert, Amercian, 1992-2000
- Medium/Technique: Cotton over wire
- Gift of Dale and Doug Anderson (2012.325-336)
- Gallery 258 (Daphne and Peter Farago Gallery)
- Potpourri Vase and Cover
- Attributed to Strasbourg Manufactory, France, about 1748
- Materials: Tin-glazed earthenware
- Kiyi and Edward M. Pflueger Collection. Bequest of Edward M. Pflueger and Gift of Kiyi Powers Pflueger (2006.931a-b)
- Gallery 142 (Angelica Lloyd Russell Gallery)
Museums with Mina 