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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: PAT DIXON (1938-2015) HAIDA, Model Frog Form Feast Bowl, Feb 1988
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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: PAT DIXON (1938-2015) HAIDA, Model Frog Form Feast Bowl, Feb 1988
Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: PAT DIXON (1938-2015) HAIDA, Model Frog Form Feast Bowl, Feb 1988
Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: PAT DIXON (1938-2015) HAIDA, Model Frog Form Feast Bowl, Feb 1988
Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: PAT DIXON (1938-2015) HAIDA, Model Frog Form Feast Bowl, Feb 1988

PAT DIXON (1938-2015) HAIDA

Model Frog Form Feast Bowl, Feb 1988
argillite, 1.5 x 4.5 x 2 in (3.8 x 11.4 x 5.1 cm)
signed, inscribed, and dated, "PAT / DIXON / FROG / 2/88".
LOT 90
ESTIMATE: $500 — $800
PRICE REALIZED: $480.00

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The Frog bowl is based on the traditional animal-form bowls carved in wood and used in ceremonies for offerings (dipping of salmon into eulachon grease) and often carved as gifts...
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The Frog bowl is based on the traditional animal-form bowls carved in wood and used in ceremonies for offerings (dipping of salmon into eulachon grease) and often carved as gifts to dignitaries. These forms were adapted to argillite and carved for trade and for sale. Charles Edenshaw carved a frog bowl and others that were miniatures but fully sculpted forms which inspired later artists to explore traditional forms on a small scale.


– Gary Wyatt


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Provenance

Art of Man Gallery, Banff, AB;
Acquired from the above by a Private Collection, Ontario, 1988, accompanied by a copy of the original invoice;
by descent in the family
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