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Artist
Dallacy Zacharinsy
Date
prior to 1962
Catalogue Number
ZaD.08.01
Description
An imaginary bird, resembling an owl, stands upright. Completely covered with fox fur. Beak is skin, eyes are skin with round pieces of paper. Feet are two pieces of fur sewn together, with 3 toes. Bottom is skin.
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Artist
Dallacy Zacharinsy
Title
Ookpik
Date
prior to 1962
Dimensions
23.0 x 13.0 cm
Description
An imaginary bird, resembling an owl, stands upright. Completely covered with fox fur. Beak is skin, eyes are skin with round pieces of paper. Feet are two pieces of fur sewn together, with 3 toes. Bottom is skin.
Subject
mythological
toy
animal, owl
Credit
Gift of Doreen Hutchinson, Calgary, 1988
Catalogue Number
ZaD.08.01
Images
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Untitled [Sacred Owl]

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Artist
Nicholas Raffael de Grandmaison (1892 – 1978, Canadian)
Date
c. 1950
Medium
pastel on sandpaper
Catalogue Number
DgN.03.10
Description
Pastel portrait of a First Nations man who is facing toward the left of the piece. The man is resting his face on his hand and he is visible from only the neck up. On his head he is wearing a red kerchief. His hair is in two braids, the one on the left of his head is only slightly visible, the o…
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Artist
Nicholas Raffael de Grandmaison (1892 – 1978, Canadian)
Title
Untitled [Sacred Owl]
Date
c. 1950
Medium
pastel on sandpaper
Dimensions
37.5 x 27.5 cm
Description
Pastel portrait of a First Nations man who is facing toward the left of the piece. The man is resting his face on his hand and he is visible from only the neck up. On his head he is wearing a red kerchief. His hair is in two braids, the one on the left of his head is only slightly visible, the one on the right is completely visible. He is wearing a blue scarf or tie around his neck. Identified by Rod Green at Masters Gallery as Sacred Owl.
Subject
portrait
male
Sacred Owl
Credit
Gift of Caroline Harris-Andrews, Kingston, 2002
Catalogue Number
DgN.03.10
Images
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