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Eagle, Killer Whale Head, and Fish

A Canadian First Nations artwork.
Artist: Archie Patrick, 1997
18" or 70 cm

For the Saturday Self-challenge: Handmade.
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22 comments

Chrissy said:

das ist ein wunderschönes Kunstwerk
6 years ago ( translate )

Karen's Place said:

Wow, that's really wonderful work. Beautiful color and light too.
6 years ago

HaarFager said:

Very nice craftsmanship!
6 years ago ( translate )

neira-Dan said:

une prise de vue superbe avec un jeu d'ombres; l'objet est lui-même magnifique ; excellent choix
6 years ago ( translate )

Amelia said:

O have a knife made by a member of the Canadian First Nations. It also has the head of an eagle beautifully carved. Unfortunately it's made of steel and isn't looking as good as this.
6 years ago

Gudrun said:

Beautiful artwork! The shadows, especially the diagonal ones, give it an extra twist.
6 years ago

LutzP said:

...well captured in great light. And a fine piece of art
6 years ago

Sami Serola (inactiv… said:

very nice decorative item and the way you used shadows is cool.
6 years ago

Xata said:

A very interesting work perfectly side enlightened, great shot.
6 years ago ( translate )

Marie-claire Gallet said:

A very nice piece of Art, Pappy !!! Pretty well photographed ! Love the shadow !
6 years ago

Ulrich John said:

A fine artwork !
6 years ago

Valfal said:

Not only do I love the item, but I love how you presented it, Pappy!
6 years ago

Wierd Folkersma said:

beautiful carving, eskimo or indian art?, I think indian.
I do have some books of graphical eskimo art, I love them.
6 years ago

Puchinpappy replied to Wierd Folkersma:

The style is Haida and is a popular export of the west of Canada. Because it is so popular it has also been appropriated beyond the bounds of its originators.

In Canada, the term Eskimo is no longer used to describe northern aboriginal peoples. We use the indigenous word Inuit (the people) to refer to those First Nations people. We have also, for the most part, given up on the term Indian and respectfully refer to them collectively as First Nations or by the name corresponding to their historical roots. (Haida, Cree, Mohawk, Ojibwa, etc.)
6 years ago

Boro said:

Jolie **
6 years ago ( translate )