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"Emergence"
Print. 14X18 inches. Print of painting that was based on the
artist's button blanket robe of the same name. The artist overlaid three
drawings of the blanket image on the canvas, each larger than the one
before, to produce a sense of emerging from one world into another. By
Clarissa Hudson. $85.00 (#1010) |
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"Tlingit World Series 052"
Print. 7X9 inch image on 14X18 inch paper. Print of collage,
which was based on the artist's Chilkat weaving design. The design was
created in honor of her teacher, Jennie Thlunaut, and blended with the ovoid
shapes from one of her button blanket designs. By
Clarissa Hudson. $85.00 (#1011)
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Alaska Native Cards
Send a miniature work of art to a friend or relative. These beautiful Alaska
Native art cards are based on paintings, button blankets and button blanket
robes by artist
Clarissa Hudson. Blank inside. 5 inches X
6.25 inches. Choose any 6 cards for $20.00. (#1020)
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"Short
Stories"
A series of drawings of three generations of Tsimshians, descendents of the Eagle clan from Metlakatla. Each is a
separate, original drawing, executed on Strathmore 500 series 100% cotton
paper, drawn with graphite pencils and framed together as one work. This
piece was singled out for exhibit by Native jurors of the Sealaska Juried
Art Show and competition and was displayed at the Alaska State Museum in
2002. H: 11 inches; L: 31 inches; Depth: 3/4 inch. Original, one-of-a-kind. By
Yvette Lynn Diltz. $650.00. (#1041) |
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"Rainsplash"
Silk screen print. The
Tlingit believe that every part of nature has intelligence. Some parts are
obvious to us all. The creatures who move over the land or through the air
can choose to go as they like. The salmon remembers his way home after years
at sea. The beings of less intelligence are not so obvious to us. "The most
common thing in our Tlingit land is a raindrop," said the artist, Ben Paul.
"My grandfather told me, 'What person who has ever camped in our land can
deny that the raindrop which has found the hole in his tent and dropped
right into his eye has intelligence?' ” 9x11
inches. By Ben Paul. $50.00
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