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Tag Archives: Native American Indian art
SPIRIT WITHIN Native American Art, Turtle Island, Bears, Ravens, Owls
Native American Art: Paintings and carvings. Collecting Native American Art. Northwest American Indian art is distinct. SPIRIT WITHIN: Native American Art — Turtle Island, Bears, Ravens, Owls Posted by Brian Alan Burhoe. As a youngster, it was a joy … Continue reading
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Tagged aboriginal artwork from the Northwest, American Indian, Art Animal Design, art prints, bears, Canadian First Nations, Collecting Native American Art, First Nation, Formline art, Formline art shape, Indigenous, masks, Native American Art, Native American culture, native american indian, Native American Indian art, Ovoid Shape, Owls, paintings, ravens, Turtle Island, wooden bowls
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Native American Legend: Wild Woman of the Woods – Woman of the Mask
Native American Legend: Wild Woman of the Woods. “The Wild Woman carries a basket on her back which contains the children that she caught.” Native American Legend: Dzunuk’wa the Wild Woman of the Woods – Woman of the Mask. Posted … Continue reading
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Tagged aboriginal masks, American Indian, Canadian Indian Legends, Carved wooden masks, Dzunuk'wa, First Nations Canada, ghosts, haunted, International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, Micmac, Native American Art, Native American Birth totems, Native American eagle symbol, Native American Indian art, native American legend, thunderbirds, Wild Woman of the Woods
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