The Gulf Museum

The Gulf Museum

This site is still under construction. Here are some sneak peeks at what you can expect to find here in the future!

An interesting and exceptionally well carved ancestral gender pair from north Sumatra's Batak people. From the collection of Tribal Artifacts Inc.

"Sisters" by Ana Daltchev. A touching From the collection of the Highlands Sculpture Gallery, Inc.

A carved oak sculpture. Two figures entwined, signed and dated S. Weidl 1947 (Seff Weidl, German 1915-1972). From Dawson's.

Pic #4 Also from the collection of Tribal Artifacts Inc.

This and many more excellent examples of transfer positions may be found in Gustav Vigeland's Sculpture Park in Oslo, Norway.

Artwork by Darin Baker from the wedding invitation of Darin Todd Baker, Cameron Justin Mandrake and Christopher Ryan McCoy.

"Three Dancers" by Paul Phillipe. From the gallery of Sculptures Limited.

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	An interesting and exceptionally well carved ancestral gender pair from north Sumatra's Batak people. From the collection of Tribal Artifacts Inc.
	"Sisters" by Ana Daltchev. A touching From the collection of the Highlands Sculpture Gallery, Inc.
	A carved oak sculpture. Two figures entwined, signed and dated S. Weidl 1947 (Seff Weidl, German 1915-1972). From Dawson's.
	Also from the collection of Tribal Artifacts Inc.
	This and many more excellent examples of transfer positions may be found in Gustav Vigeland's Sculpture Park in Oslo, Norway.
	Artwork by Darin Baker from the wedding invitation of Darin Todd Baker, Cameron Justin Mandrake and Christopher Ryan McCoy.
	"Three Dancers" by Paul Phillipe. From the gallery of Sculptures Limited.