Annie Pootoogook often depicted herself together with her mother, Napachie Ashoona, and her grandmother, Pitseolak Ashoona. This drawing, however, is unique in her oeuvre. Instead of portraits, Annie chose to celebrate the continuity of artistic tradition in three generations of women in her family. Three stacked images are drawn in the distinct styles of her grandmother, her mother, and herself. The activities shown in the drawings are appropriate for each generation; at the top, Pitseolak’s image shows traditional life on the land; next, Napachie’s image of a kayaker is drawn in her late-career style. These “historical” black-and-white drawings contrast with the drawing at the bottom, a brightly coloured image of figures depicted in a typical Annie Pootoogook contemporary Interior. In case the viewer does not comprehend the artist’s intent, each small drawing bears the “signature” of the artist whose style is so cleverly portrayed. Lovely.