Northwest Coast Native Art 36" INTRICATE EAGLE PADDLE by TROY BELLEROSE
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This EAGLE PADDLE is carved in Yellow Cedar by Fir st Nations arti st Troy Beller ose. Great deep carving , intricate de tale and wonderful colors make this a very striking p iece. Lovely smell of yellow cedar. It is 36" in leng th and 4" in width. An amazing piece to see in person.... Pi ctures do not do it justice !! TROY IS CURRENTLY DO ING A PADDLE SHOW AT THE STEINBRUECK GALLERY IN SEATTLE, WA ... Troys' work can be found in galleries worldwide. Very sought after artist. Troy Bellerose Cree artist Troy Bellerose was born in Picture Bute, Alberta, Canada located near Lethbridge on April 7, 1970. He belongs to the Cree nation, which traditionally inhabits the central region of the country, also known as the plains. Although Troy is not of the west coast heritage he became very fascinated with the art form after befriending a few First Nation west coast artists. One of them was Andrew Morrison, a member of the Nisga’a nation. Andrew taught Troy the basics of carving the West Coast style; mainly the form, shapes and balance to achieve an overall design. Troy has become more experienced in a very short period of time. He has developed into a versatile artist using red and yellow cedar as his medium. Troy has taken up the art of mask carving under the guidance of Art Bolton, an artist belonging to the Haisla nation. He embodies
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