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"Inukshuk I" - Dawn Oman
SKU: 13263
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Inukshuk I" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (landscape orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and metal framing measuring 12" x 14.25".
Dawn Oman is a direct descendant of Chief Snuff, Chief of the Yellow Knives, one of the signers of the original Treaty 8 with the Government of Canada. After moving to Vancouver as a teenager, she began seriously applying herself to her art. In 1995 she moved back to Yellowknife and she opened her own gallery in 1999. She continues to paint and welcome visitors and collectors from across Canada and around the world.
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Cultural Background: Métis, Chipewyan/Welsh, Yellowknife, NWT
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