$157.00

Item FW001F

18 x 12

2 lbs. 2 oz.

Extra packaging required. A surcharge of 18.00 will be added to order.
FW_SwimmerFW_Swimmer

 

 

Swimmer, framed
by Frank Woll

Ivory mat 13" x 7" print, metal frame (shown without mat or frame)


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Frank Woll has dedicated himself to the creation of fine art prints, architectural sculpture and graphic design for commission in the unique tradition of Northwest Coastal form and line design. His translation of contemporary technologies in printmaking, sculpture and architectural illustration to the visual vocabulary of ancient design techniques, create evocative visions to elegantly and deeply engage the viewer.

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Frog is a creature of great importance in the Northwest Coast art and culture. As a creature that lives in two worlds, water and land, the frog is revered for its adaptability, knowledge and power to traverse worlds and inhabit diverse realms, both natural and supernatural. Frogs are primary spirit helpers of shamans. Frog is a great communicator, and often represents the common ground or voice of the people. These are vocal, singing creatures, and the voice and song are believed to contain divine power and magic. In the art, Frog is often shown sharing its tongue or touching tongues with another creature in an exchange of knowledge and power. The Frog, although not found in the territory of the northern Indians, plays a significant part in their mythology. It has been suggested that the lore of the frog came with their ancestors from Asia. A wide toothless mouth, flat nose, and showing feet and toes usually portray the Frog.

 

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