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More model information“At 63 feet long, the seaworthy Great Canoe is one of the Museum’s most popular artifacts. Carved in the 1870s from the trunk of a single cedar tree, the canoe features design elements from different Native American peoples of the Northwest Coast, notably Haida and Heiltsuk.
The magnificent killer whale depicted on either side of the prow of the Great Canoe was most likely painted by Charles Edenshaw (1839-1924), one of the most influential Haida artists of his time, known for his woodcarving, jewelry, and painting.” ~ https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/permanent-exhibitions/grand-gallery/great-canoe
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