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RUSSELL
BUTLER Russell
Butler Russell Butler learned the traditional skills and art practice of his people from ... [his grandmother]. He continues her teaching today, crafting beautiful artefacts that were used in daily life by his ancestors for hunting, fishing, and ceremony - including traditional shields and spears, stone axes, and fishhooks made from shell. "I went to ... mainstream schools and my grandmother's school - now it's my job to teach my sons, to pass on that knowledge and keep those skills and traditions alive." Russell Butler's pieces have been featured in numerous exhibitions and are represented in many collections. |
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MORE ABOUT RAINFOREST ABORIGINAL SHIELDS For more analysis of the rainforest Aboriginal shields: Lachlan, R-L. [Hale, R.], 1989, Painted Designs on Rainforest Aboriginal Shields from North Queensland: An Analysis of Correlations between Design Styles and Geographical Distribution, James Cook University, Townsville. (More info) WAM - WINCHESTER ART MANAGEMENT- is a young business developing web based promotion for artists, art, and businesses in Northern Virginia. WINCHESTER
ART MANAGEMENT Site copyright, 2002, 2003. 2004, Winchester Art Management.
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