 | | Entering the main front doors. |
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 | | Along the right wall are a number of paintings and artifacts on display. These are a part of the MRC's permanent collection. The first few pieces are made by contemporary Native American Artists. |
 | | This painting is untitled. The artist is Sam English Govach. |
 | | This paiinting is titled, "Native Spirit." The artist is Wesley May.. |
 | | This painting is titled, "Dancing Women." The artist is Sam English Govach. |
 | | This is called, "Eagle Staff." |
 | | Moving further down the wall you will see some artifacts from Africa and Haiti. |
 | | This is a Bobo mask from Burkina Faso. It is thought to represent the Do, or spirit of the bush. |
 | | This is a "Mmuo Mask." It is made by the Igbo of South Eastern Nigeria, Africa. |
 | | This is "Movement #1," by F. Sanon. It is a wooden sculpture made of mahogany, from Haiti. |
 | | More artifacts. |
 | | Hand carved pieces from Africa. |
 | | "Butterfly Paintings," These are a combination of traditional and contemporary folk art images created with the color and pattern and arrangement of butterfly wings. They are from Senegal, Africa. |
 | | "Transitions," made of mahogany. |
 | | This is called, "Sound of the Drum." It is by J.S. Beavjour, a Circular Formation of Figures, hand stained, and carved from a single piece of wood. |
 | | "Giraffe Sculptures," are tall, elegant, natural wood carvings with burnished organic patterns. They are from Malawi, Africa |
 | | "Homeless Mother and Child," made of mahogany, by F. Sanon. |
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