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Detail Kaisun Frontal Pole

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Year: 1968
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:

A frontal pole that features three watchmen, a cormorant, and a supernatural snag in two manifestations: The upper is a bear like figure holding two human figures, and the lower is a human figure with a stick rising from its head. At the base is a sea grizzly with the whales tale in its mouth.

Type: Still Image

Detail Kaisun Frontal Pole

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Year: 1968
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:

A frontal pole that features three watchmen, a cormorant, and a supernatural snag in two manifestations: The upper is a bear like figure holding two human figures, and the lower is a human figure with a stick rising from its head. At the base is a sea grizzly with the whales tale in its mouth.

Type: Still Image

Detail of Kaisun Frontal Pole

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Year: 1968
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:

A frontal pole that features three watchmen, a cormorant, and a supernatural snag in two manifestations: The upper is a bear like figure holding two human figures, and the lower is a human figure with a stick rising from its head. At the base is a sea grizzly with the whales tale in its mouth.

Type: Still Image

Detail of Kaisun Frontal Pole

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Year: 1968
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:

A frontal pole that features three watchmen, a cormorant, and a supernatural snag in two manifestations: The upper is a bear like figure holding two human figures, and the lower is a human figure with a stick rising from its head. At the base is a sea grizzly with the whales tale in its mouth.

Type: Still Image

Eagle and Human

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Year: 1966
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:

Totem poles at Saxman Totem Park near Ketchikan, Alaska. The totems at Saxman were either salvaged or replicated from older poles that had decayed or become overgrown at their original locations in Alaskan Native villages.

Type: Still Image