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SALMON BY SAMMY DAWSON |
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Dimensions: Length: 12 Inches, Height: 4 1/2 Inches |
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This piece was created by British Columbia First Nations Kwakwaka'wakw artist Sammy Dawson from traditional yellow cedar. Paint has been added to accentuate the features of the salmon and a stain has been applied that gives the piece a lovely warmth and a feeling of age. Sammy has signed the back of the carving and I will provide a copy of his biography to the winner. FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE.
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SALMON Salmon is an extremely important resource to Northwest Coast
peoples and the predictability of runs, in conjunction with preservation
techniques, played a large role in the development of the complex societies in
this region.
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SAMMY
DAWSON At the age of 12, after spending his early years in Alert bay watching his grandfather Chief William Robertson and other local carvers create masks along with other traditional regalia, Sammy began his carving career. He later apprenticed under dsitinguished Northwest Coast artists Simon Dick and Eddie McDougal. Sammy creates masks, drums as well as larger totems and other ceremonial pieces. His works have become extremely collectable and his creations are represented in many of the top native art galleries.
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