Kwakiutl Mask 1914 by Edward S Curtis
IMAGE DETAILS
Edward S Curtis titled this photograph “Tsunukwalahl, Qagyuhl — Person wearing Mask of Tsunukwalahl, a mythical being, used during the Winter Dance.”. In it Curtis captures a member of the Qagyuhl (Kwakwaka’wakw) tribe wearing a mask representing Tsunukwalahl, a mythical figure central to their Winter Dance ceremony. Read more about the photograph, its significance and Edward S Curtis in this blog post >
CANVAS DETAILS
- Hand-crafted with vibrant long-lasting colors and exceptional details that will brighten up and transform your space.
- Archival Epson fade-resistant inks + Artist-grade canvas + American Pine frame + galvanized staples meld together creating a premium canvas.
- Every ready-to-hang canvas arrives with a hanging kit and easy installation instructions for a quick and convenient setup.
- Packaged into sturdy boxes with foam corner protectors for safe and secure travel.
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