Welcome, looking forward to seeing your stuff.
It is an interesting basket, in a shape I haven't encountered before; but I'm pretty sure not First Nations. Others will undoubtedly be able to...
I did reach out to Paul Nicholson of Legacy. He provided some technical details about the print - printed in Bellevue Washington in 2005 - and...
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And a brief explanation of the four figures in the poster above: Eagle and Raven at the top face each other; Eagle has a hooked beak; Raven's...
It might be mentioned that "real" can have a number of different meanings...I'll mention Eskimo-style items often signed "Nuguruk" or "Nunuk;"...
Sure. I might mention that I know a couple of scholars and artists who also collect kitsch. In particular, they have collected "route 66...
And NaturallyArizona, your question was entirely appropriate to this forum, in my opinion. Komo showed some of his collection, and I don't care...
The later photos are not opening for me at the moment, but I'm having some other network issues, so who knows. I was not at all suggesting Simon...
That is good work, anund. It all makes sense; Brian Perry was a student of David Boxley Sr. in 1998, and clearly much-influenced by him; they...
I don't think that is the S'Klallam Brian Perry, who works mostly in wood; S'Klallam is a Coast Salish subgroup, but: I note the Evergreen U....
As blooey says, the carvings look good; the basket, I'd think is not Makah or Nootka - the bottom does not look quite right for those. Other than...
It is not badly done, though not exceptionally good; and could be genuine; a photo of the back, and good photos of the backs of the wings could...
I think there was or is even a kitsch thread; and there was pretty general agreement that a lot of us are quite fond of items that others might...
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