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Artworks
BILL REID, O.B.C., R.C.A. (1920-1998) HAIDA
Haida Myths Portfolio, 1982the complete suite of five lithographs, each 23 x 17.5 in (58.4 x 44.5 cm), each framed;
the title page, introductory text, and the colophon, separated by plain sheet guard and contained in an acrylic hard cover folio.
74/200LOT 129
ESTIMATE: $4,000 — $6,000
PRICE REALIZED: $3,840.00Further images
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Haida Myths is a portfolio of five lithograph prints in an edition of 200, produced by the Equinox Gallery in Vancouver. The five prints are based on graphite pencil drawings...Haida Myths is a portfolio of five lithograph prints in an edition of 200, produced by the Equinox Gallery in Vancouver. The five prints are based on graphite pencil drawings by Bill Reid illustrating core myths of the Haida, originally created for the book Raven Steals the Light by Robert Bringhurst and Bill Reid (see Lot XXXXX for one of the original drawings). Later in his career, with the advancing effects of Parkinson’s disease, the artist made wire sculptures and drawings in graphite while still designing and overseeing monumental sculptural works.
Gary Wyatt
References: The original pencil drawings for these images are reproduced in Bill Reid and Robert Bringhurst, ed., The Raven Steals The Light: Drawings by Bill Reid, (Vancouver / Toronto: Douglas & McIntyre / Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1988).
Provenance
Collection of John and Joyce Price, Seattle. -
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