This is a detail of a totem carving by local artist Rick Cranston. You can see it at Raspberry's Jazz Cafe in Folklife Village along with several of Rick's paintings. Great coffee there too.
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4 comments:
such a graceful abstract. I like!
Wonderful composition!
I would like to see the statue but this photo is for our imagination!
I knew what it was on the portal. I taught the Kwakiutl Indians to my 3rd graders for a zillion years. Would love to see this beauty in person.
V
How beautiful!! Lovely sculpture!
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