Mooncatcher Matted Print
This print, designed by Marvin Oliver, is ready for framing! The print shows the killer whale with a raven dorsal fin, the raven holding the moon in its beak. The moon is embossed. The eagle is portrayed beneath the raven in a subdued fashion, as are the waves of the ocean. This design is a very sophisticated presentation of the traditional stylized art of the Pacific Northwest Indians. The print is double matted on acid free backing board, with a black accent mat and natural white overlay. A description of the print and information on the artist is enclosed on the back of the mat. Each matted print is 8 x 10 inches with a print size of 5 x 7 inches. Made in USA.
This print, designed by Marvin Oliver, is ready for framing! The print shows the killer whale with a raven dorsal fin, the raven holding the moon in its beak. The moon is embossed. The eagle is portrayed beneath the raven in a subdued fashion, as are the waves of the ocean. This design is a very sophisticated presentation of the traditional stylized art of the Pacific Northwest Indians. The print is double matted on acid free backing board, with a black accent mat and natural white overlay. A description of the print and information on the artist is enclosed on the back of the mat. Each matted print is 8 x 10 inches with a print size of 5 x 7 inches. Made in USA.
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Marvin Oliver
Marvin Oliver, of Quinault and Isleta-Pueblo heritage, was one of the leading contemporary printmakers and sculptors in the Pacific Northwest. Over his long career, Oliver worked in a variety of media including cedar, bronze, steel and glass. His efforts and artwork have been instrumental in the development and recognition of Native American Contemporary Fine Art. Born in 1946, Marvin Oliver passed away in 2019.
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Moon Catcher
This print is a replica of an original limited edition silk-screen serigraph created in 1995 by Marvin Oliver. Moon Catcher depicts Orca with Eagle emerging from the waves, while Raven, forming the dorsal fin, holds the embossed moon in his beak. Orca is said to protect those who travel away from home and lead them back when the time comes. The Raven is the transformer, trickster and creator. He holds onto the Moon, which he stole from a chief, preparing to release it into the sky. The design is created in the Northwest Coast style.
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