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Storyboard, Papua New Guinea $200.00

Carved storyboards grew out of painted bark ceiling panels. Ancestor stories and legends were painted on bark panels to line the ceilings of the men’s house (Haus Tambaran) and a family’s home. Storyboards are carved on buttress roots from large trees or other slabs of wood. Kambot, Bobten, and Simondu Villages, Keram River, Papua New Guinea #ML-45 Storyboard measures 27.25 inches wide by 18 inches tall.

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New Guinea Tribal Art eGuide

Available on amazon.com and iTunes

Find out about your fabulous piece of New Guinea tribal art. The eGuide provides quick info about New Guinea art and art areas with links to more information. The eGuide contains over 130 photographs and 10 maps, plus adventure photos from Ron Perry's forty years of explorations in New Guinea and additional research by Doug Mehaffey. A print edition would be 128 pages.

The eGuide is an easily accessible, portable guide for electronic reading devices. Enjoy collecting and living with the beauty and power of New Guinea tribal art.