Native Art has moved from the Museum of Civilization, (anthropology) across the river to the National Gallery of Art, Ottawa.
 

Sotheby's auctioned two Norval Morrisseau paintings, "Nature's Balance" and "Sacred Snake of Good and Evil", for over a hundred thousand dollars.



 

Norval Morrisseau, "Iconic Bear Totem", 1960. 34 by 42 inches

The McMaster University Museum has received the PAUL R. MACPHERSON COLLECTON OF WOODLAND ART. This collection of fifty paintings moves through the spectrum of Native Art from Norval Morrisseau to Daphne Odjig to Clifford Maracle. The collection reveals the essence of Native Artists from Red Lake to Southern Ontario.

Quvianatuliak Takpaungai, "Caribou" - 31 by 16 by 9 inches

Norval Morrisseau is the current Tom Thomson. Auction houses are building collections around his paintings. They give us a new way of seeing our Canadian society. They explain a world of mythology, representing a time in Canadian history and move us to a better understanding of who we are.

If you have a Canadian Art Collection and lack First Nations Art, you don't have a Canadian Art Collection.

Clifford Maracle, "Sitting Woman" - 38 by 46 inches

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