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"White Raven (y'eil)"
Bronze with patina. "This sculpture of Raven represents to me
Raven's balance between the natural and the not-so-natural world," wrote the
artist. "Raven means many things to the Tlingit people. One of my personal
views is this: Raven is a 'star' of many folk tales and myths. He is not a
God, nor is he considered sacred. He is, however, capable of doing magical
things, and even creating sometimes, just as creatures of other folk tales
and myths throughout the world. Through legend, it is said, Raven was white
in the time before he was caught in a smoke hole and turned black by the
smoke." 12.25 inches high X 10.5 inches wide X 5 inches depth. 10 lbs.
Limited Edition of 50. By
Marie Laws. $3,175.00 (#1241) |
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"Naan-ya-ah-ye with the Keet Crest"
Killerwhale dorsal fin with abalone shell inlay. Executed in B.C. chlorite
stone. This piece is scheduled for exhibition in Fall 2005 at the Randy
Lewis Gallery in Seattle, Washington. 16 X 14 X 7 inches. Approximately 45
lb. By Ben Paul.
$1,800.00
(#1274) |
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