Cecil Dawson Beaver Totem Print 127/500
Beautiful, original and signed 17.5 inches wide x 23 inches high beaver totem print #127 of 500 art in the style of the Kwakuitl nation .
This print will be shipped rolled in a protective tube
Wood Carver, Painter, First Nations, Pryrographic Woodburner
Port Alberni, British Columbia, Canada • Kwakuitl Nation
Born into a family of artists, Cecil Dawson began his artistic career at a very young age. His grandfather Jimmy Dick, a totem and mask carver, taught Cecil the intricacies of carving. Cecil also spent time under the tutelage of his cousin, mask carver Simon Dick. Other masters who influenced Cecil's artistic gifts were his great uncles Willie Seaweed, Henry Speck, and Dick Hawkins.
Cecil is from the Kwakwaka'wakw First Nation. His father is head chief of the Mountain Goat Hunter clan and his mother comes from the Wolf clan. Cecil's cultural involvement is important to him; he is a historian and an initiated Hamatsa dancer.
Cecil's great labour of love is to replicate his family's masks and bring them back into ceremonial use once again. By doing so, he honours his cultural and traditional values. Cecil has a strong sense of propriety and will not copy from a book. His pieces are unique and to his own style, demonstrating a deeply rooted understanding of his culture.
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( All Customs and or Border Fee's if any are the Buyers Responsibility )
I do offer combined shipping where ever possible - if you purchase more than one item, please wait for the adjusted invoice - Thank you
Don't forget to check out my other items
Beautiful, original and signed 17.5 inches wide x 23 inches high beaver totem print #127 of 500 art in the style of the Kwakuitl nation .
This print will be shipped rolled in a protective tube
Wood Carver, Painter, First Nations, Pryrographic Woodburner
Port Alberni, British Columbia, Canada • Kwakuitl Nation
Born into a family of artists, Cecil Dawson began his artistic career at a very young age. His grandfather Jimmy Dick, a totem and mask carver, taught Cecil the intricacies of carving. Cecil also spent time under the tutelage of his cousin, mask carver Simon Dick. Other masters who influenced Cecil's artistic gifts were his great uncles Willie Seaweed, Henry Speck, and Dick Hawkins.
Cecil is from the Kwakwaka'wakw First Nation. His father is head chief of the Mountain Goat Hunter clan and his mother comes from the Wolf clan. Cecil's cultural involvement is important to him; he is a historian and an initiated Hamatsa dancer.
Cecil's great labour of love is to replicate his family's masks and bring them back into ceremonial use once again. By doing so, he honours his cultural and traditional values. Cecil has a strong sense of propriety and will not copy from a book. His pieces are unique and to his own style, demonstrating a deeply rooted understanding of his culture.
NOTE: APPLIES TO ALL BUYERS
Look At all Pictures's Closely, What You See Is What You Will Receive, I Do My Best To Get You The Best View Of The Item. (PLEASE ASK ALL AND ANY QUESTIONS?)
LOOK AND READ EVERYTHING BEFORE YOU PURCHASE Shipping & Handling, Materials And Expenses Will Be Included In Shipping Fee
( All Customs and or Border Fee's if any are the Buyers Responsibility )
I do offer combined shipping where ever possible - if you purchase more than one item, please wait for the adjusted invoice - Thank you
Don't forget to check out my other items
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