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Totem And Bear By Robert Bateman
Totem and Bear by Robert Bateman
In this painting we have a mature black bear walking near three very old hand carved totem poles. Bateman paintings containing totem poles have sold very well in the past. This Western Canadian scene captures the remnants of sacred monuments that celebrate Indian culture. The black bear plays a key role in spiritual practice as a symbol of freedom and strength.
“The village of Ninstints is the jewel of the Haida culture. Although I am not a scholar I have taken a life long interest in tribal art. At its best this art is comparable with any art in world history. It developed from its own deep cultural roots. The isolation of earlier times permitted unique, creative development style. In my view the three strongest art forms are those of the Sepic River in Papua, New Guinea, the Dogon in Mali and the Haida is Haida Gwaii (formerly the Queen Charlottes). If pressed I would put the Haida first. The deserted village of Ninstints is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.” ~ Robert Bateman
Totem and Bear by Robert Bateman is available for sale as a print or a canvas. The signed and numbered limited edition print has a 21 x 26-1/4 image size and is priced at $165 unframed.
Canvas - Totem and Bear by Robert Bateman is also available as a signed and numbered limited edition giclee canvas with a 24 x 30 image size priced at $695 unframed.
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Types | Dimensions | Edition Size | Price | Cart |
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Signed And Numbered Limited Edition Print | 21 x 26-1/4 Image Size | 950 | $165.00 | |
Large - Signed And Numbered Limited Edition Giclee Canvas | 24 x 30 Image Size | 180 | $695.00 |
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