Auction Date:2009 May 26 @ 19:00 (UTC-6 : CST/MDT)
Location:5240 1A Street S.E.,, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Canadian RCA [1908-2002] GREY OWL (ARCHIBALD BELANEY 1888-1938) gelatin silver print 19.75 x 15.75 in. (50.2 x 40 cm) signed Collections: National Gallery of Canada; Chicago Art Institute; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Note: Archie Belaney was born in England and moved to Canada in 1906. He soon became entrenched in the native culture and took on the identity ofGrey Owl. He married a native woman, lived as a tribesman and began to write and champion native and environmental causes. When his true identity was discovered after his death, there was public outcry and controversy. He is now considered thefather of Canadian ecology. This portrait was taken in 1936 as almost a full-length figure. It was initially printed in 1963 as only a detail of the face.
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5240 1A Street S.E.,, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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