Mother Nature's Wrath Painting

Mother Nature's Wrath PaintingIn the bottom right corner, the blue eagle represents an ocean flood. Powerful waves can grab you and take you away as quick as an eagle takes its salmon from those waters, says KC. At the bottom of the painting is a salmon trout which represents the earth, and a hand that symbolizes the grabbing and shifting of tectonic plates and earthquakes. In the centre left is a face with a U form emerging from its head, representing mountains and volcanoes; the

Hammond-Kaarremaa is a Research Associate with the Smithsonian

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The culmination of four decades of research by Dr

Hand wash only with a non-abrasive cloth

She is an anthropologist and worked as Urban Indigenous Liaison and Curator

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Wilson obtained a diploma in printmaking from Emily Carr College in 1986

5"W x 24"H (including handles) x 4"D

Haida artist Clarence Mills is known for his bold lines and masterful depictions of traditional Haida crests

Many people see the pipeline as the Black Snake

While training to be a teacher at the University of British Columbia in 1976

Materials: Leather