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Doll Cradle2012.126.53
The Elizabeth Cole Butler Collection.
- Culture
- Wishram
- Material
- glass bead, feather, cotton cloth, hide and wood
- Holding Institution
- Portland Art Museum
Fraser River Briefcase2012.97.24
The Elizabeth Cole Butler Collection.
- Culture
- Interior Salish and Fraser River
- Material
- cedar wood, cedar root and beargrass
- Holding Institution
- Portland Art Museum
Storage Basket with Lid2012.97.14
The Elizabeth Cole Butler Collection.
- Culture
- Interior Salish and Fraser River
- Material
- cedar wood and beargrass
- Made in
- “Plateau and Western Oregon” ?
- Holding Institution
- Portland Art Museum
The Soldier2012.92.148
The Elizabeth Cole Butler Collection.
Oval Multicolored Basket2012.92.64
The Elizabeth Cole Butler Collection.
- Culture
- Coast Salish and Makah
- Material
- cedar wood, beargrass and non-native dye
- Holding Institution
- Portland Art Museum
Dance Rasp2012.92.15
The Elizabeth Cole Butler Collection.
- Culture
- Pueblo and Hopi
- Material
- wood
- Holding Institution
- Portland Art Museum
Doll Cradle2012.67.21
The Elizabeth Cole Butler Collection.
- Culture
- Interior Salish and Colville
- Material
- hide, glass bead, wood and cloth
- Holding Institution
- Portland Art Museum
Drum2012.67.16
The Elizabeth Cole Butler Collection.
- Culture
- Plateau
- Material
- paint and hide over wood
- Holding Institution
- Portland Art Museum
Bowl with Burl2012.25.6
The Elizabeth Cole Butler Collection.
- Culture
- Sauk and Fox
- Material
- paint and wood
- Made in
- “Woodlands” ?
- Holding Institution
- Portland Art Museum
Mask2009.9.22
Face masks are brought out on ceremonial occasions in the display of inherited crests and privileges and as a means by which the presence of supernatural beings and their powers are made tangible. Eyeholes allow the wearer to see during the dance or dramatization of a story or event related to the creature depicted. The pierced openings along the top of this mask most likely were filled with feathers, echoing the painted U-shapes and hatch marks referencing plumage. - Anna Strankman
- Culture
- Heiltsuk
- Material
- paint and wood
- Made in
- Northwest Coast, Canada ? or Northwest Coast, USA ?
- Holding Institution
- Portland Art Museum