$400 · Patrick Amos 1985 "Super Natural White Wolf" 51/125 -Serigraph/Screenprint

Patrick Amos 1985 "Super Natural White Wolf" - 51/125 - Serigraph/Screenprint Artist / Maker : Amos, Patrick Title : Super Natural White Wolf Date (Execution) : 1985 Geographical Origin : Nootka Island, British Columbia, Canada Cultural Group : Mowachaht, Nuu-chah-nulth Medium / Material : Serigraph Support / Technique : paper Object Type : screen prints Visual Description : A grey, black and red print on white paper of a white wolf in grey water attacking a whale. A red moon stands against the black sky in the upper right hand corner. Width (inch) : 27.25 with frame Height (inch) : 20.75 with frame Frame: wood frame under glass $400.00 Patrick Amos Nuu-chah-nulth (1957- ) Patrick Amos was born on Nootka Island on the west coast of Vancouver Island into the Mowachaht band which is one of fourteen bands that make up the Nuu-chah-nulth nation. Patrick began his artistic career as a printmaker and designer which led to a position with Pacific Edition Graphics in Victoria, British Columbia. He assisted other artists with preparing designs for serigraph printing as well as producing his own designs. He continues to be a prolific designer and releases several new limited edition prints each year. He began carving wood in 1979 under the direction of Tony Hunt Sr. at the Arts of the Raven Studio. This studio was founded to encourage and train younger artists and to encourage a quality product in both the market and ceremonial events. Patrick began carving with Tim Paul at Thunderbird park at the Royal British Columbia Museum in 1984. He has been included in numerous exhibitions and has had a long term relationship with the Royal British Columbia Museum Shop and galleries throughout the Northwest Coast.