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Silksreen Prints-

      
 
      
Emerging Frog
      
by John Hagen

      $100

      2005
      
signed and numbered ltd. edition
      of 100
      


           
      
       

      
 
      
Hummingbirds
      
by Greg Horner

      $85

      2005
      
signed and numbered ltd. edition
      of 100
      


           
      
       


      
 The silkscreen prints are designs by the Master Carvers at Alaska Indian Arts in Haines, Alaska.  
The designs are hand drawn and cut and screen printed in the 
graphics studio by Chris Nowicki, a master 
printmaker who visits each summer to print a new edition.
The proceeds   from the prints help support ongoing programs such as  workshops and
apprenticeships. Alaska Indian Arts is a not for profit corporation dedicated to the
preservation and continuation of the artistic traditions of  the Northwest Coast.


      
 

      
Beaver

      by John Hagen

      17" x 22"

      $65

      

      
signed and numbered ltd.
      edition of 100

      


          
      
      
       

      
 

      
soon to be available

      
 

      
Soulcatcher 

      by John Hagen

      10" x 22"

      $100

      Shamans Amulet used to hold the soul of the patient during healing
      ceremonies

      
signed and numbered ltd.
      edition of 100

      


           
      
       

      
  

      
Split Killer Whale

      by Greg Horner

      16"x 16"

      $60

      signed ltd edition of 100

      


           
      
       

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Raven Wallscreen by John Hagen signed and numbered, ltd. edition of 100 From the original sketch of a carved wallscreen designed for a Tribal House known as Raven's Fort. 20"x17" $75	Bear by John Hagen signed and numbered ltd. edition of 100 $50
Bit of Alaska (Mosquitos) by Wayne Price Legend has it that a marauding giant was captured and burned by the Tlingit only to rise from the ashes as a swarm of mosquitos. signed and numbered ltd. edition of 100 1995 22"x15" $65	Bear Bentwood Box Design by Wayne Price signed and numbered ltd edition of 100 2001 The Bentwood Box was traditionally used for storage and room dividers. 22"x15" $65
Split Raven by Charles Jimmie Sr. (tunic design) signed and numbered ltd.edition of 100 2001 20"x18" $75	Killer Whale ltd edition of 100 A collaborative work by the artists at Alaska Indian Arts on an ever popular design of a killer whale standing on its tale. Inspired by an original woodcarving by Leo Jacobs Sr. signed and numbered ltd.edition of 100 2001 19"x14" $65
Frog by John Hagen signed and numberd ltd. edition of 100 2007 22"x15" $75	Whale by John Hagen signed and numbered ltd.edition of 100 20.5"x18" SOLD OUT
Frog by John Hagen signed and numberdd ltd.edition of 100, 1999 20.5"x18" SOLD OUT	Wolf by John Hagen signed and numbered ltd. edition of 100 1999 20"x14" $60
Eagle by Wayne Price signed and numbered ltd. edition of 250 1993 15"x22" SOLD OUT	Raven by Wayne Price signed and numbered ltd. edition of 250 1993 15"x22" $75
Diving Raven by LoCoDoG signed and numbered ltd. edition of 100 2002 18"x22" $75	Sea Wolf by LoCoDoG signed and numbered ltd. edition of 100 2002 17"x 22" $75
Raven Frog by Wayne Price signed and numbered ltd. edition of 100 2002 18"x19" $80	Eagle by Greg Horner signed and numbered ltd. edition of 100 2002 13"x17" $60
Chilkoot Bear by Dot Bardarson numbered edition lithograph of 500 The world famous Chilkat Dancers Show features the Bear Dance in which a bear is slain after it slays the chief. Dot has captured the dancers and bear costume beautifully. The original bear mask is on display in our gallery. $45	Halibut 2004 by John Hagen 20 x 16 $80

 The silkscreen prints are designs by the Master Carvers at Alaska Indian Arts in Haines, Alaska.  
The designs are hand drawn and cut and screen printed in the 
graphics studio by Chris Nowicki, a master 
printmaker who visits each summer to print a new edition.
The proceeds   from the prints help support ongoing programs such as  workshops and
apprenticeships. Alaska Indian Arts is a not for profit corporation dedicated to the
preservation and continuation of the artistic traditions of  the Northwest Coast.