Carved wood frontlet with three dimensional raven. Backing board is rounded, rectangular in shape and pointed at top. Raven emerges from centre, with carved black and red wings at its sides, knees bent up, face to front with curved beak and abalone eyes under squared ears. Raven figure is surrounded by two rows of abalone inlay. Back is concave, with a forehead piece. Signed on back: "Raven Henry V Robertson Kemano, B.C."

The paint is red, green, and black.

Painted bear headdress. The head is wide and slightly rounded, with large wedge-shaped ears on top outer edges splaying slightly to either side. A carved line emphasizes the forehead and head top, which are painted black. Eyes are red and white, surrounded by green, backed by carved red rectangles. The black and natural brown snout is wide, tapering toward the nose where carved nostrils are painted red. The bared teeth are square with pointed cuspids, painted white. The interior of the headdress is hollowed out. "Hank Robertson" is carved in the wood, inside.

TOTEMS TO TURQUOISE (AMNH, NEW YORK, NY, USA, 2004)

Museum Purchase: Indian Collection Subscription Fund, Rasmussen Collection of Northwest Coast Indian Art.

Silkscreen print on white paper of many brightly coloured butterflies, twenty-four in all, in a variety of wing styles, shapes and bright colours. Short blue swirls divide the creatures from each other. A blue boarder, straight edged on the outside, swirling on the inside, surrounds the butterflies.

The paint is red, black, and blue.

The paint is red and black.