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In the Waters of Manitou
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Year of Release: |
| In the Waters of Manitou |
Arnold Friberg |
1990  |
Signed & Numbered Unframed Paper  |
| Image Size: | Edition Size |
Original Issue Price |
Our Price |
| 20" x 32" |
1,500 S/N |
$280.00 |
$278.00 |
 Please add $19.50 for shipping, handling, and insurance. |
Signed & Numbered Framed Paper  |
| Framed Size: | Edition Size |
Original Issue Price |
Our Price |
| 33" x 44" |
1,500 S/N |
$500.00 |
$479.00 |
| Comes in a Walnut Driftwood frame with Oak Brown and Hazelnut mats. |
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| Artist Proof Unframed Paper |
| Image Size: | Edition Size |
Original Issue Price |
Our Price |
| 20" x 32" |
A/P |
N/A |
$348.00 |
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Print Description:
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Early in the 1940's, Friberg saw "the most splendid Indian birchbark canoe"
in a Chicago museum. He made a sketch and used it as a basis for several paintings,
but finally wanted to capture it more richly as the subject of a large new painting.
When he returned to the museum, they had long since discontinued the exhibit and the
canoe was found dirty and falling apart in storage. It lives on in its full glory in
this painting, afloat in a calm lake the Indians considered sacred. "Manitou" is the
Indian name for God.
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