Travel through the eyes of the artist and writer Sue Coleman to the Pacific Northwest. View her unique blend of the traditional art forms - uniting two cultures. The result of eight years of research and travel throughout Alaska and British Columbia this book is a catalogue of artwork accompanied by legends stories passed down through countless generations
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Born and educated in England, Sue Coleman has earned international recognition for her distinctive watercolor paintings. Especially popular have been her 'Interpretive' Northwest Coast Indian images, which have been reproduced and sold to collector's worldwide. Sue's years of research have culminated in a book entitled "An Artist's Vision". Many of her native interpretive paintings, accompanied by legends and history, are displayed therein.
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As a Canadian I can vouch for the fact that Sue Coleman has captured the essence of Fisrt Nation's deep spiritual roots, their artistic beauty and the true beauty of their mythology! This book is a rare combination of visual and expressive art!
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Having been to the Northwest US, Alaska and British Columbia several times, I truly appreciated the understanding of the artist's work in relation to the various wild creatures which the First Nation people have used in their totem poles and lore. I saw the book in Canada this summer and admired the work and the content very much. Very well done.
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