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Kingfisher
Hunt, Richard
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Artwork Detail - V6
Maker
Hunt, Richard
Type
Carving
Culture
Place Made
British Columbia, Canada
Date Made
2001
Materials
painted red cedar
Edition
Measurements
overall: 41.00 cm x 15.50 cm
Description
This carving shows a kingfisher as if it was diving. The tallest points are the tips of its tail and wing feathers. The head of the kingfisher rests on the base. Base is shaped like an upside-down bowl and it has a killer whale relief carving. The whale is placed so that it seems like the king fisher is capturing the whale with its beak. Formline design elements are applied in red and black paint. The natural colour of the wood is visible in many parts.
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Visual Description
This carving shows a kingfisher as if it was diving. The tallest points are the tips of its tail and wing feathers. The head of the kingfisher rests on the base. Base is shaped like an upside-down bowl and it has a killer whale relief carving. The whale is placed so that it seems like the king fisher is capturing the whale with its beak. Formline design elements are applied in red and black paint. The natural colour of the wood is visible in many parts.
Subjects
birds, kingfishers, orcas, whales
Subjects
Collections
Woodwork
Style
Contemporary Art; Formline Design Elements
Credit Line
Gift of David Fate Norton and Mary J. Norton
Id Number
U017.1.3
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