FIRST CUT WHALE TAIL His paintings were often inspired

His paintings were often inspired by his international travels

moving easily between portraits and landscapes

Each work of art receives her special imprint… a small red dot that precedes her signature

with her family

This is determined by a tripod-like instrument placed on the same spot of the frozen Nenana River every year

FIRST CUT WHALE TAIL His paintings were often inspiredLimited edition print by Ketchikan, AK, artist William Stewart Image size: 18" x 22" Artist's narrative: A Timber faller verifies the accuracy of the first part of his undercut in felling a mature Sitka Spruce. II Peter 1: 10 admonishes one to make their "calling and election sure." Great care and skill is required to successfully fall and buck big timber. Lifelong relationships with pioneering Alaskans, a deep appreciation for the resourcefulness of