Haida 1989 Sold Out Donnie Yeomans Print Helping Hands Northwest Coast Native

Description

From a sold out edition of 225 and
dated 1989
, this print by famous Haida artist
Donnie Yeomans
was produced during the golden age of Northwest Coast Native American printmaking. Titled '
Helping Hands
' it represents ancestors, and their ability to assist the living. The print measures
20" x 20"
and has never been framed. It is signed by the artist and numbered.
Don carves jewellery in gold and silver, and he also produces limited edition prints, poles and sculptures in wood and glass. He was introduced to Northwest Coast art by artist Freda Diesing (deceased) and in 1976 he studied at Langara College in the Fine Arts program. Don then apprenticed under Robert Davidson. In the 1980s, Don completed a two-year apprenticeship with celebrated Gitksan artist, Phil Janze. He learned engraving, chasing, casting and repousse techniques during this time. In 2007, Don received a large commission to create a 40-foot totem pole at the Vancouver International Airport. Don has become one of the most accomplished Haida artists working today.
"native american print", "sand painting", "susan point", "robert davidson", "bill reid", "argillite", "native raven"