Untitled (King Tut Treasure), Reverend Benjamin Franklin Perkins, acrylic on canvas

Untitled (King Tut Treasure)

Reverend Benjamin Franklin Perkins

About 1975

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Wood cut out of a female figure mounted on a wood base. Figure is covered in faces and base is covered with text, some of which has been ripped off.