Indigenous Art
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Portrait of Ihaka Whanga
A captivating portrait that captures the spirit of a MÄori chief, revealing intricate traditional tattoos and cultural adornments that tell a story of identity, strength, and heritage.
Portrait of Paora Tuhaere
A captivating portrait capturing the dignified presence of Paora Tuhaere, a MÄori chief, rendered with exquisite detail and cultural authenticity. The painting invites viewers to explore the intricate facial features, traditional attire, and the powerful gaze that speaks volumes about leadership and heritage.
Heeni Hirini and Child
A tender portrait capturing a MÄori mother and child, revealing the intimate bond and traditional cultural dress of 19th-century New Zealand. Lindauer's meticulous brushwork brings warmth and dignity to this powerful representation of maternal love.
Portrait of Pare Watene
A captivating portrait capturing the essence of Pare Watene, a MÄori individual, rendered with remarkable detail and cultural authenticity. The subject's intense gaze and traditional adornments invite viewers to unravel the story behind this powerful representation of indigenous identity.
War Canoes, Alert Bay
Paddle into a dramatic seascape where powerful First Nations war canoes slice through misty waters, capturing the raw spirit of Indigenous maritime culture. Carved wooden vessels stand as silent witnesses to the rich maritime traditions of the Alert Bay region.
Totem Poles, Kitseukla
Discover the haunting spirits of the Pacific Northwest in this powerful landscape where towering totem poles rise like ancient guardians against a moody forest backdrop. Emily Carr captures the mystical essence of Indigenous Gitxsan territory, inviting you to unravel the stories carved into these monumental wooden sculptures.
War Canoe, Alert Bay
A powerful scene of a traditional First Nations war canoe set against the dramatic coastal landscape of Alert Bay, capturing the raw spirit of Indigenous maritime culture and the majestic natural environment of British Columbia's Pacific Northwest.
Portrait of Wahanui Reihana Te Huatare
A captivating portrait that captures the dignified presence of Wahanui Reihana Te Huatare, a MÄori chief, in traditional attire. The painting reveals intricate details of cultural dress and personal character, inviting viewers to piece together the story of this powerful indigenous leader.
Kuinioroa, daughter of Rangi Kopinga
A captivating portrait of a MÄori woman from New Zealand, adorned in traditional attire with intricate facial moko (tattoo) and a dignified, contemplative expression. Her gaze seems to bridge two worlds - the traditional and the emerging colonial era.
Indian Totem pole, Yan, Queen Charlotte Islands
Carved in the misty forests of British Columbia, this powerful totem pole stands as a silent storyteller of Haida culture. Its intricate carvings whisper ancient legends, capturing the spirit of the Indigenous peoples of the Queen Charlotte Islands in a moment frozen between tradition and transformation.
Indian Totem pole, Hazelton, Skeena River, BC
Towering against the misty forest, this powerful totem pole stands as a silent storyteller of Haida culture. Carved with intricate symbols and ancestral spirits, the pole rises from the lush landscape of British Columbia, capturing the mystical connection between indigenous art and the wild, untamed wilderness of the Pacific Northwest.
Tanoo, Queen Charlotte Island
Discover the haunting totem poles of a First Nations village, where ancient cedar sentinels stand silent against a swirling, mystical landscape. Carr's bold brushstrokes capture the spiritual essence of Haida culture, transforming a historical scene into a vibrant, almost living canvas.