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Journey: Paddles of the Northwest Coast
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1. Raven Transforming Paddle
Phillip Gray
Tsimshian
Yellow Cedar, Twine
61" x 6" x 1"
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This paddle speaks to the many abilities of the eternal trickster in Northwest Coast mythology - the Raven. Here he is seen transforming into his human form with face, arms and legs as well as beak and feathers illustrated. Gray carves in the lyrical Tsimshian style that is characterized by intricate and delicate carving with complex designs and cleanly graduated surfaces.
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Raven Transforming Paddle
Phillip Gray
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Raven Transforming Paddle
Phillip Gray
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Raven Transforming Paddle
Phillip Gray
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2. Blue Heron & Camass Flower Paddle
Jane Kwatleemat Marston
Coast Salish
Yellow Cedar, Copper, Twine, Abalone
61” x 6” x 1.5”	 
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Blue Heron & Camass Flower Paddle
Jane Kwatleemat Marston
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Blue Heron & Camass Flower Paddle
Jane Kwatleemat Marston
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3. Loon Paddle
Bill Henderson
Kwakwaka'wakw
Yellow Cedar, Abalone
61" x 9" x 1"
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This paddle shows the loon, a bird traditionally connected to the undersea kingdom in Kwakwaka’wakw mythology. Henderson’s work is synonymous with classic Kwakwaka’wakw style of carving and painting: deeply carved outlines and richly painted formlines.
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Loon Paddle
Bill Henderson
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Loon Paddle
Bill Henderson
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