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NORTHWEST COAST TREASURES


November 22, 2008 - December 12, 2008
- Sale of Art opens Saturday, November 22 at 10:00 a.m. -

JEWELRY

SCULPTURES

Please click on the above images to see the Northwest Coast Treasures collection. 
 

It is with great pleasure that the Inuit Gallery of Vancouver presents this collection of creations by Northwest Coast Native artists to be treasured by those that acquire them for themselves or by those fortunate to receive them as a gift.

We asked the artists to create works on a more intimate scale and for the jewelers among them it goes without saying that this is a realm in which they excel.  To point out merely three highlights, we draw your attention to the exquisite rattle pendant by Darrel White, the delicately inlaid argillite Moon pendant by Andrew Williams, and the sinuous lines and intriguing design of Chris Cook’s roll printed Poison ring.

From our sculpture artists we have an equally choice range of items to offer you.  The Marston family is well represented with a Honeysuckle Bentwood Box by Coast Salish artist Jane Marston, a graceful Blue Heron Ladle and a majestic Loon Rattle by her sons, Luke Marston and John Marston, respectively.  In addition to a primal Spirit Figure Rattle by Joe David and a mischievous Chilkat Raven mask by Ian Reid, Gary Minaker Russ demonstrates his mastery of argillite with his sculptural depiction of the epic Thunderbird and Killerwhale.

As you’ll see, there is a marvelous assortment of items to select from with something for every taste and budget. Please join us in celebrating Northwest Coast Treasures.

 

Please click on the above images to see the Northwest Coast Treasures collection. 




PRIDE
Andy Everson
Comox / Kwakwaka'wakw
Giclee
Edition of 75
$190.00 CAD

We are proud to release the 4th print in our series created once again by Northwest Coast Artist, Andy Everson. Just as the beaver takes pride in his work, this print acknowledges the pride that volunteers experience in doing their job. Partial proceeds from this print will be donated to The Canadian Cancer Society.

 

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