Artist: Totem Pole ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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Ldamie Totem pole wood 1870
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Ldamie Totem pole wood 1870
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K.A. Abrokwah Totem Pole wood and paint late 19th century
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Robert Dighton Miniature totem pole black slate 19th century
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Alexander Calder - Totem n.d. painted metal Chrysler Museum of Art American
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Jack Hamilton Bush - Jay Totem 1974 acrylic on canvas Hirshhorn Museum Canadian
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Don Nice - Bear Totem 1984 oil on canvas Albany Institute of History and Art American
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Bertil Gadˆ North of the North Pole Lithograph 1956
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Owl Totem, Thomas H. Minkler (United States, born 1933) , 1968, Lithograph
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Totem - 2nd State, Thomas H. Minkler (United States, born 1933) , 1965, Lithograph
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Sisiutl Totem, Thomas H. Minkler (United States, born 1933) , 1965, Lithograph
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Dark Totem, Thomas H. Minkler (United States, born 1933) , 1965, Lithograph
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Blinky Totem, Jeffrey Vallance (United States, born 1955) , 1988, Marker on paper
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Ranch Totem, Robert Willson (United States, 1912 - 2000)  (Designed by; Executed by), 1983, Glass
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Ranch Totem, Robert Willson (United States, 1912 - 2000)  (Designed by; Executed by), 1983, Glass
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Eva Renee Nele Totem Color etching 20th century
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Stripped Pole, Erik Lauritzen (United States, born 1953) , 1982, Chromogenic development print
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Artist: Middle Sepik River Title: Dance Mask with Bird Totem Date: 20th century Medium: rattan;
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Cement Pole, Los Angeles Underpass, Erik Lauritzen (United States, born 1953) , 1979, Chromogenic development print
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Cindy Sherman: Totem, Neil Winokur (United States, born 1945)  (Artist), 1985, 5 silver dye-bleach (Cibachrome) prints
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Barber Pole, Weeping Water, Nebraska, Wright Morris (United States, 1910 - 1998) , 1947, Gelatin-silver print
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George Romney, British, 1734-1802 Anne, Lady de la Pole about 1786 Oil on canvas 241
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J. M.Kronheim & Co. Leisure Hour, Jan. 1, 1869: Raising the Bird-Pole Wood engraving in color, aquatint plates 19th - 20th century
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Byrd’s South Pole Ship ’City of New York’, Kaufmann and Fabry , 1934, Gelatin-silver print in bound album
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Bis Pole, Mid-20th century; Asmat Asmat people; Irian Jaya, Faretsj River, Omadesep villageWood, paint, fiber;
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Nele too small. Road sign too high. Had to climb up the pole to read: ’To the Staffelalp’, Nele van de Velde (Belgium, 1897 - 1965) , 1920, Woodcut on thin japan paper
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Toyokuni Iwai Hanshiro V as a young woman with a black pole color woodcut 1806 - 1810
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Fashion Plate, ’Donna di Biarmia, Vicino al Plo Artico; Femme de Biarmie, Voisine au Pole Artique’, Theodorum Viero (born 1740) , circa 1791, Copper-plate engraving
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Spahi vor totem Pferd ; Guetteurs devant un cheval mort (Traduction) (1er quart 20e siècle) by BEEH René
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Totem (20e siècle) by DESCOMBIN Maxime
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Fashion Plate, ’Uomo di Biarmia, Vicino al Polo Artico; Homme de Biarmie, Voisine au Pole Artique’, Theodorum Viero (born 1740) , circa 1791, Copper-plate engraving
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Schlachtfeld mit Totem und Verwundeten ; Champ de bataille avec des morts et des blessés (Traduction) (1er quart 20e siècle) by BEEH René
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Judy Kensley McKie Spirit pole, Mbitoro Wood, pigment 20th century
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CARNAVAL DE NICE - CARNAVAL AU POLE NORD (1903 entre ; 1920 et) by CAUVIN (photographe)
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Artist: artist unknown Title: Mallanggan Mortuary Column Date: 19th century Medium: wood, shell, vegetable fiber,
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Totem à profil anthropomorphe (1972 entre ; 1977 et) by WIESEN Theo (dit), WIESEN Theodor (patronyme)
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Totem bicéphale (1988 avant) by WIESEN Theo (dit), WIESEN Theodor (patronyme)
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Totem à tête de chat (1972 entre ; 1977 et) by WIESEN Theo (dit), WIESEN Theodor (patronyme)
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LES ENFANTS DE JOHN ANGERSTEIN (1er quart 19e siècle) by LAWRENCE Sir Thomas
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Turkish crescent Belgium, early 19th century Brass, wood 178 x 40 x 30.5 cm (70
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© Estate of Jack Bush ; Jack Bush, Canadian, 1909-1977 Diamond Totem 1974 Polyvinyl acetate
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C.197 Totem (1973) by ESTÈVE Maurice (dessinateur)
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ON ROUTE TO THE NORTH POLE. (titre inscrit) (1885 entre ; 1910 et) by HUNTLEY & PALMERS (éditeur)
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Lion"s head: end of a chariot pole Italic, Etruscan Archaic Period, Early 5th century B.C.
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Totem . Les phases de la vie (20e siècle) by DESCOMBIN Maxime
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Two Shepherdesses
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Highway Corner, Reedsville, West Virginia
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Standard top, 9th–8th century B.C. Luristan, IranBronze; H. 6.5 in. (16.5 cm)Gift of Laura White
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Nicolas Africano Amulet figure Wood, pigment, plaitwork 19th century
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Chariot, ca. 550–525 B.C. EtruscanBronze, ivory; H. 51 9/16 in. (130.91 cm)Rogers Fund, 1903 (03.23.1)
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Lincoln on Battlefield of Antietam, Maryland
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Islata de Injusticia
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THE / REBRA'S (titre inscrit) (1ère moitié 20e siècle) by MARCI (éditeur)
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Fright of Astyanax
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Sans Titre (20e siècle) by DESCOMBIN Maxime
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Nicolas Africano Amulet Wood, beads, fiber 19th–early 20th century
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Artist: Nicolas Mignard (Mignard d"Avignon) Title: Venus and Adonis Date: x. 1650 Medium: oil on
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Nicolas Africano Headrest Wood, pigment, bindings, cowrie shell, fiber tassels C-14 dating: 17th–19th century (inconclusive % probability)
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Cadran solaire (20e siècle) by DESCOMBIN Maxime
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Jean Baptiste Camille Corot, French, 1796-1875 Landscape, with large tree on left, two figures at

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (22)
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History: Seasons of Western Pennsylvania: The Photography of Donald M. Robinson
Robinson is well known for his photographs of people, landscapes, and animal life. He has traveled internationally, documenting the essence of exotic locales from Arctic glaciers to African deserts t...
Carengie Museum of Natural History: The Art of Nature Photography Symposium
The speakers are: Anthony E. Cook. Cook is a naturalist, artist and author of The Cook Forest, An Island in Time. He has attained international recognition in the wo...
Site Gallery: Motohiko Odani / Joe Gilmore and Andrea Polli
The first is the UK premiere of a newly commissioned digital animation work by Motohiko Odani. Odani's imagination, rooted in academic classicism and cultivated by science fiction, horror movies, comic books and MTV, culminates in works that invok...
Stichting Natuurkunst Drenthe: Installation in Nature: Matthew Chase-Daniel
The sculptures in New York were made of tipi poles and natural, locally-gathered items such as pine cones, grasses and wild plants. Chase-Daniel will be bringing the tipi poles from New Mexico, and the public was welcomed to join him in collectin...
GalerieZero: Call for Artists : Just Art
All artists may apply for an eventual participation by sending some visual documentation ( or URL)  t bcn@galeriazero.com . If your work has been selected for taking part in one or more exhibitions, you will  receive a confirmation by e-mail not ...
Broadway Gallery: WHITE - Reality is Perception: 10 Artists’ Interpretation of a Non-Color
Keith Morant is a new Premiere Portfolio Member at absolutearts.com. Morant comments about his work in the exhibition, “My painting, Morantartica is a celebration of ‘White’ through the manifestation of a deeper unconscious awareness brought abou...
Vostok Research Station: Rebuilding The Tower of Babel: A Project by Adam Kossoff
Vostok is located by the South Geomagnetic Pole, at the centre of the East Antarctic ice sheet. The coldest recorded temperature on Earth,  -89.2°C, was measured here in 1983. Vostok is operated as a permanent Antarctic station by the Russian Fede...
JHB Civic Gallery: VISIONS OF THE FUTURE - THE WORLD'S LARGEST CANVAS INTERACTIVE EXHIBITION PARTICIPATION
CONCEPT Global Images is a community arts project, on a scale that has never before been undertaken. Utilising the worldwide web, up-&-coming artists from across the globe will come together to showcase their work in a unified collection un...
Cairns Regional Gallery: Artistic dialogue crosses continents
Yuki Horiki and Claudine Marzik¹s interaction has all the hallmarks of the most satisfying conversations - a stimulating exchange of ideas underpinned by shared values and both artists works reflect important commitments in their lives, says Ingrid H...
Sasol Art Museum, University of Stellenbosch: Unknown Siberia: Vitaly Ivanov
Vitaly Ivanov worked and lived in Dikson, an Arctic settlement on Kara coast for several years. During this time, Vitaly visited the North Pole four times. He travelled the entire course of the Northern Sea Route (from the Barents Sea up to the Be...
American - European Fine Art and Priska C. Juschka Fine Art: Zbigniew Libera: Correcting Devices, 1994-2000
Curiosity shop or house of horrors - Neither. The ideological, concrete and psychic world that Zbigniew Libera consistently refers to is our own. Libera, as a Pole and as a European, has devised elegant aesthetic shorthand for the ideo-religio-ph...
William Traver Gallery: Preston Singletary: Vision Quest
Singletary quickly developed into an extremely adept glassblower. He later decided to pursue an understanding of Formline Design--the design system followed by the Northwest Coast Native Americans. It was not merely that Singletary applied Northwe...
KunstRAI: Fred Ros: Antarctica Work to be Featured
Fred Ros:I was looking for a new kind of light. Like Gauguin, Monet and Van Gogh were looking for. They found it in South France. I managed to finf it in Antarctica. In december 2000 Fred Ros travelled to Ant...
Metropolitan Museum of Art: The Responsive Eye: Ralph T. Coe and the Collecting of American Indian Art
The exhibition was organized by The Metropolitan Museum of Art. All works in the exhibition are courtesy of Ralph T. Coe. Born in 1929, Coe was raised in Cleveland, Ohio. After graduate work in art history at Yale University, where his s...
Kettle's Yard Gallery, University of Cambridge: Kettle's Yard Artist Fellowships: Marion Coutts and Claude Heath
Marion Coutts makes spell-binding transformations of the ordinary. At Kettle's Yard she is showing a new series of sculptures - charged, laconic pieces, evoking cosmic and economic themes. Each work is austere in its presence but provisional in it...
Saint Louis Art Museum: Currents 99: Issac Julien
"True North" has been shown as three-screen, two-screen, and single-screen projections (each shot in 16-mm film transferred to DVD with an accompanying soundtrack), as well as a series of one-meter square color photographs, some conceived as...
Haus der Kunst: Lee Friedlander: Photographs 1956 - 2004
Lee Friedlander has brought new amplitude to the old idea of 'a body of work.' A draconian selection of Friedlander's best individual pictures would be stunning, but it would brutally amputate what it purports to explore. The exhibition and book a...
Hotel del Arte: Two lenses focusing on two worlds: Carmelo Palomero (India) and Fernando Alonso (N.Y.)
The artists are the carriers of this audacious grandeur. They, in a risky way, show us a part of themselves, they open their heart to us, so that we express our opinion and criticize about their creations, without taking into account at times that...
District of Waldeck-Frankenberg: Call for Artists: Plaything of the Wind - Wind Moved 2005
What can we offer the wind ?- The wind that strokes through leaves and then storms on, rushes and whispers, is gentle and then disorders, uproots and concentrates. Its strength is invisible. You can feel it and hear it - sometimes. Windobjects wil...
Carnegie Museum of Art: Dream Street: Pittsburgh Photographs by W. Eugene Smith
Only a fragment of the work was ever seen, despite Smith's lifelong conviction that it was his greatest set of photographs, says Sam Stephenson of the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University and guest curator of Dream Street. The bulk of...
Center for Creative Photography: Dream Street: W. Eugene Smith's Pittsburgh Photographs
The exhibition joins the two largest and most important public holdings of prints from the project, housed at Carnegie Museum of Art and at the Center for Creative Photography, home to the largest and most complete collection of Smith's work, the ...
Space.com: Can Art Break Science's Monopoly Grip on Space?
Seabra wants to see to it that the arts and humanities are given a permanent place in space, that science moves aside to make room for the bounty of other cultural pursuits humans value. I think we're just sophisticated enough right now t...

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