MYSTERY OF THE FIRE TREES OF SOUTHEAST ALASKA dale pihlman Edition print: 300

Edition print: 300

Image size: 16" x 12"

I sketched these dogs waiting for dinner

Each Ink Goes Wild Alaska Gyotaku fish rub is an ink rubbing of an actual fish which was caught by Corinne or her husband Keith in Resurrection Bay

forming a massive pearl backdrop above the sparkling granite stage

MYSTERY OF THE FIRE TREES OF SOUTHEAST ALASKA dale pihlman Edition print: 300Written by local Ketchikan artist and author Mary Ida Henrikson Did the early Tlingits and Haidas of Southeastern Alaska develop innovations for preserving fire for heat, light and cooking, well ahead of their time? While no written record can be found, artist Mary Henrikson, who grew up in the region, paid close attention to oral histories on their unique fire storage technology. Then, working with local boatman, she discovered carefully altered,