New Prints
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'Bear-I'
Todd Jason Baker, Feb 1, 2011
- Limited edition of 100
- signed and numbered by the artist
- serigraph (silkscreen) in two colors,
- printed on 245 gsm Stonehenge white 100% cotton paper
- Image size 9 1/2" x 9 1/2" Paper size 12" x 13"
- Signed authenticity paper included
- free shipping
- 100% satisfaction guaranteed
$70.00 USD
Fits the IKEA Ribba 52 x 52 cm frame perfectly, comes in black, silver, and dark brown.
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'Bear-II'
Todd Jason Baker, Feb 1, 2011
- Limited edition of 100
- signed and numbered by the artist
- serigraph (silkscreen) in two colors,
- printed on 245 gsm Stonehenge white 100% cotton paper
- Image size 9 1/2" x 9 1/2" Paper size 12" x 13"
- Signed authenticity paper included
- free shipping
- 100% satisfaction guaranteed
$70.00 USD
Fits the IKEA Ribba 52 x 52 cm frame perfectly, comes in black, silver, and dark brown.
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'Bear-III'
Todd Jason Baker, Feb 1, 2011
- Mother Bear Legend
- printable
 PDF Bear legend
- Limited edition of 100
- signed and numbered by the artist
- serigraph (silkscreen) in two colors,
- printed on 245 gsm Stonehenge white 100% cotton paper
- Image size 9 1/2" x 9 1/2" Paper size 12" x 13"
- Signed authenticity paper included
- free shipping
- 100% satisfaction guaranteed
$70.00 USD
Fits the IKEA Ribba 52 x 52 cm frame perfectly, comes in black and dark brown.
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'Bear-IV'
Todd Jason Baker, Feb 1, 2011
- Mother Bear Legend
- printable PDF Bear legend
- Limited edition of 100
- signed and numbered by the artist
- serigraph (silkscreen) in two colors,
- printed on 245 gsm Stonehenge white 100% cotton paper
- Image size 9 1/2" x 9 1/2" Paper size 12" x 13"
- Signed authenticity paper included
- free shipping
- 100% satisfaction guaranteed
$70.00 USD
Fits the IKEA Ribba 52 x 52 cm frame perfectly, comes in black and dark brown.
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THUNDERBIRD
The Thunderbird is a mythical creature and a high-ranking prestige crest. Only the most powerful and prestigious Chiefs have the Thunderbird as a crest especially among the Kwagiulth, Nuu-Chah-Nulth and Coast Salish people.
It possesses supernatural power and is credited with creating the storms. It’s believed to live high in the mountains and carry lightening bolts under its enormous wings. When he blinked lightning came out of his eyes, and when he flapped his wings thunder roared.
He hunted and ate Killer Whales by using the two lightning snakes kept under his wings. They have the heads of wolves and are revered for their great hunting capability. These lightning snakes were often painted on the sides of canoes and then covered up by another coat of paint. The power emitted from these snakes would help the native whalers in their hunt.
Frequently depicted in Native art, the Thunderbird is often shown clutching the Killer Whale in its talons and on top of totem poles with its wings outspread. The representation of a Thunderbird bears a striking resemblance to the Eagle except that it has curly horns on top of its head.
Many legends are associated with the Thunderbird. One prominent Coast Salish legend tells of the Salish people’s great dependence on the Salmon. One day, the Killer Whale swam into the bay and the Salmon were frightened away. Soon the people began to starve and called out to the Thunderbird for help. The Thunderbird swooped down, grabbed the Killer Whale and carried him out to the sea. The Salmon returned and the people were no longer hungry. Thus the Thunderbird was known as a protector of the people and deeply revered.
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Speaker's Staff #1
Limited edition of 200
signed and numbered by the artist
serigraph (silkscreen) in two colors,
printed on 245 gsm Stonehenge white 100% cotton paper
Image size 4" x 26"
paper size 8" x 30"
released July, 2008
signed authenticity paper included
Fits the IKEA Ribba 30 x 88 cm Frame perfectly, comes in black, silver, and dark brown.
See detailed photo's and framed on linked page
Speaker's Staff Legend/Definition
(Talking Stick) download pdf file
click image to see large
$106.00 CAD
free shipping
100% satisfaction guaranteed
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Speaker's Staff #2
Limited edition of 200
signed and numbered by the artist
serigraph (silkscreen) in two colors,
printed on 245 gsm Stonehenge white 100% cotton paper
Image size 4" x 26"
paper size 8" x 30"
released July, 2008
signed authenticity paper included
Fits the IKEA Ribba 30 x 88 cm Frame perfectly, comes in black, silver, and dark brown.
see photo's of framed on next page
Speaker's Staff Legend/Definition
(Talking Stick) download pdf file
click image to see large
$106.00 CAD
free shipping
100% satisfaction guaranteed
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Speaker's Staff #3
Limited edition of 200
signed and numbered by the artist
serigraph (silkscreen) in two colors,
printed on 245 gsm Stonehenge white 100% cotton paper
Image size 4" x 26"
paper size 8" x 30"
released July, 2008
signed authenticity paper included
Fits the IKEA Ribba 30 x 88 cm Frame perfectly, comes in black, silver, and dark brown.
See detailed photo's and framed on linked page
Speaker's Staff Legend/Definition
(Talking Stick) download pdf file
click image to see large
$106.00 CAD
free shipping
100% satisfaction guaranteed
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- Limited edition Silkscreen of 300
- two colors
- printed on 245 gsm Stonehenge white 100% cotton paper
- Image size 18" x 19"
w/ signature
- paper size 22" x 26"
- released JUNE, 2008
- free shipping
- 100% satisfaction guaranteed $149.00
- email artist
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Eagle legend and definitions
Eagle is respected for its intelligence and power, as well as its extraordinary vision, in both the literal and figurative senses.
Eagle clan families are traditionally the most prominent, and Eagle chiefs the most powerful.
Eagles in myth are, likewise, usually noble characters. Eagle spirits are associated with lofty ideals and the pursuit of freedom.
Eagle is revered as a powerful hunter. Groups of mythical Eagles may gather for co-operative whale hunting expeditions, since, unlike the giant Thunderbird, Eagle is not strong enough to hunt whales alone. Eagle may often be depicted with Salmon, one of its favorite foods.
Eagle feathers and down are sacred: traditionally, shamans believed in their healing powers and used them in a variety of ceremonial and ritual contexts, such as honoring a respected guest.
In some Haida myths and legends, Eagle and Raven are close companions and serve as alter egos to one another They are two halves of the great whole, often divided and often united. They are technically equals.
In this design of the Eagle his beautiful, high-ranking legendary wife and the two children Eagle bore with her are incorporated in his wings.
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serigraph (silkscreen) in two colors, signed by the artist
printed on 245 gsm Stonehenge white 100% cotton paper
edition of 200, 2 artists' proofs
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'Raven Releasing the Sun'
- 20" x 25" image size
- silk screen limited edition print of 225
- Stonehedge 100% cotton rag 60 lb.
$129.00 CDN, Quality Guaranteed
- SOLD OUT
pdf Raven Legend for printing
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"Good Medicine"
Todd
Baker
22" x 22" image size
Limited edition of 100
completed for the Canadian
Lacrosse Association for the Jim Bishop award
and can be purchased thru there website
here.
Photo of Award
Jim
Bishop Award
free lance graphic work available
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