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Haida culture was popularized in the paintings of Emily Carr. She often painted their totem poles or masks with a slightly abstract flair, and was fascinated with modern aboriginal art styles of Western Canada and Alaska. Haida aboriginal artwork often features the strong lines and faces that figure prominently on their totem poles. These figures reveal an ancient and complex spiritual tradition, a living tradition, in fact, in the communities of Western North America.
Aboriginal Canadian and Native American artwork, like asian art, are captivating but oft-forgotten modern art styles. Their beautiful forms and lines are captured perfectly in posters. With these posters in your home or office, you can immerse yourself in a striking cultural tradition and its bold styles. You will also soon see how aboriginal art, has influenced modern abstract artists. This artwork will set you on a new path of cultural exploration!
If you like Haida artwork, you may want to consider exploring other cultural expressions like Black, Chinese and Christian art. From protest art in the Black American tradition to stunning Chinese prints and moving Christian images, you may find just the cultural experience you want in Black, Chinese or Christian art.
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About The Author:
Barbara Swanson is a successful author and a distinguished freelance writer who specializes in art, music, education and international issues.
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