Pacific Northwest Native Indian Wolf Plaque by Douglas Horne Jr.
Price
$275
Description
Measuring 11.5 inches tall, 15 inches wide and 1 inch thick, Douglas has carved this piece out of western red cedar. A clear wax has been applied to this piece to preserve the color of the wood. Douglas has signed the back of this piece and a hanging bar has been installed.
|- About the Artist -|
Also known as Bear, Douglas was born in Victoria in 1982 to a family of carvers. He started very young by working on scraps from his father, Doug LaFortune’s work. He has brought his art to a new realm of carving and is expected to be as masterful with his tools as his father. It was not until recent years that Douglas has taken carving as a career and it has been an excellent decision. Bear has been commissioned to carve mask, sculptures and very intricate pieces of wall art. All of these pieces has had to meet Douglas’ high personal standards before they have been issued to buyers.
|- About the Symbol Used -|
Generally perceived to emit intelligence, individualism and leadership they are also seen as pathfinders. Known for their family values, wolves mate for life. Always on top of new ideas, the wolf is also a patient teacher.
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