Loren White (Seattle, Washington, 20th/21st Century) Moon Mask Sculpture

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Loren White (Seattle, Washington, 20th/21st century) Moon Mask, bronze, red cedar, acrylic and gold leaf, signed on reverse. White is … Read more Loren White (Seattle, Washington, 20th/21st century) Moon Mask, bronze, red cedar, acrylic and gold leaf, signed on reverse. White is considered one of the Northwest Coast’s leading contemporary Indian art carvers. His commitment to this genre began around 1967 during the renaissance of Northwest Indian art. White's work consists of masks, totem poles, house posts, bentwood boxes and chests, rattles, ladles and bowls. Starting in 1986, Loren taught Northwest Coast carving, tool-making, and drum-making a the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribal School and the Wolf Dancer School in Washington, the Cambridge Arts Council Arts-in-the-School program in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and at the Ojai Foundation and the Sonoma Community Center California.

Dimensions: 19" x 20" x 3 inches.
Condition: Unremarkable scuffs wood on reverse.
Provenance: Stonington Gallery in Seattle, Washington. See less