Human with Thunderbird - Framed Limited Edition Print

Name: Human with Thunderbird - Framed Limited Edition Print
Brand: Stan Greene
Price: 400.0 CAD
Availability: OutOfStock

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Human with Thunderbird - Framed Limited Edition Print

Stan Greene

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Description

Spindle Whorl Design

21 3/4" x 21 3/4" Framed dimensions.

Ed. 47/100

1979

Original frame. Condition as is. Price reflects only the art.

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In 1978 Stan Greene did his first Salish designs for the limited edition prints, "Human and Thunderbird" and "Man with Wolves", which are considered to be the first examples of pure Salish design to be marketed in the Northwest Coast art market.

The Burke Museum website features a photograph of the original wooden spindle whorl noting "19th century Coast Salish spindle whorl, DeMenil private collection."

Stan Greene

CULTURAL GROUP:
Coast Salish (Stó꞉lō/Semiahmoo)

BORN:
April 15, 1953

BIRTHPLACE:
White Rock, BC

Stan Greene's crest is Wolf. His art forms include limited edition prints, wood carvings, masks, and poles. Stan started carving and painting in 1976 after studying at the Gitanmaax School of Northwest Coast Art with Vernon Stephens, Ken Mowatt, Murphy Green, and Chuck Heit. While he formally learned to carve in a Northern style, he currently produces work in both Salish and Northern styles. Stan carved the Salish house posts at the Vancouver Expo of 1986, and in 1987, he carved a pole in Yokohama City, Japan. He was featured in the Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation 2 exhibit at the Museum of Art and Design in New York, NY, in 2005.

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