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2019 Julia Cameron Award. Honorable Mention in the Nature Category.
Elizabeth Avedon, Rebecca Robertson and Analy Werbin - jurors.
Available as a limited edition print and as art
objects
Limited multiple edition print. Signed,
numbered, Certificate of Authenticity with each
one.
Shipping extra.
40x60 $3000
20x30 $825
14x22 $325
11x17 $150

Artist Statement My grandfather’s life was saved by an Ojibwe guide in Northern Minnesota during the Babbitt Survey. He was a surveyor and had laid an axe into his thigh somewhere out in the bush too far from medical help. The guide filled the wound with white pine pitch, wrapped it an old shirt told my grandfather when the shirt fell off the wound would be healed. Well, weeks later the shirt fell off and the gash from the axe healed. Consequently, my grandparents had a healthy respect for native culture and people. And my grandmother edged my seeing by asking me to find the spirit lines and spirit breaks in Navajo rugs and various baskets that filled her cabin. Those lines and breaks, she said, were the places where the spirits...