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...
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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...
I think we've had a thread on these before; my recollection is that there was general agreement that although they are generally sold as opium...
Don't know - it is now buried in a pile of Christmas books; I only got as far as noting the reproduced signatures, which seemed very useful.
New in the sense that I had not seen it before: "Understanding Northwest Coast Indigenous Jewelry," by Alexander Dawkins, U of W Press 2019. I...
Looks like "ND" It is a fairly general style, so hard to say which specific group. There is a new book on NW Coast Native jewelry with copies of...
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