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Painting2574/91

Watercolour storyboard panel with three images. The upper portion of the panel features an urban scene with buildings and towers, focusing on the "Climate Hostil" and the "Kyoto Lodg" [sic]. The lower right corner shows a person with red eyes staring at a glowing, green television-like screen; the screen reads "Consume [and] Be Happy." The lower left corner shows the backs of three figures--one with pink hair, one with blue hair, and a blue bear--crowded around and peering into a glowing, green window.

Culture
Haida
Made in
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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Painting2574/98

Words painted in blue watercolour and written in black and blue ink on white paper: "[email protected] Book 2/2 Black ship...originals 38 pgs in total $ [email protected]." On the opposite side of the paper is an advertisement.

Culture
Haida
Made in
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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Painting2574/97

Watercolour storyboard panel; incomplete sketch. The main image is one of a large grey cargo ship loaded with logs; a small box for text is inset in the upper right corner of this image. The upper section of the panel consists of a large box for text with a second, smaller image of the cargo boat to the right.

Culture
Haida
Made in
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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Painting2574/96

Watercolour storyboard panel depicting a bear, a pink-haired woman, and a blue-haired man holding a canoe paddle in his upper right. Below this is a scene with various machinery and logs on a conveyor belt being fed into the mouth of a mechanical fish; a man with machinery in his head stands in a raised box and presses a button.

Culture
Haida
Made in
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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Painting2574/95

Watercolour storyboard panel. Top part shows a smiling man in a flying canoe that is towing a large cargo ship through the air. A large orange curvilinear band resembling Northwest Coast style formlines encircles the boat. The bottom part of the painting shows a bear on one paddle and two people on another paddle, flying through the air. There are trees and tree stumps below them.

Culture
Haida
Made in
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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Painting2574/94

Watercolour storyboard panel showing a bear in the upper left corner with arms around a man with machinery in his head. Beside this is a planet with a cluster of other planets surrounding it. The bottom half of the painting shows a figure with blue hair in a canoe that is attached by a chain to a large boat full of logs.

Culture
Haida
Made in
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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Painting2574/93

Watercolour storyboard panel with several related scenes on a blue background The top left shows a bear hanging a man by his hair out of a flying canoe. Beside this is a view of three figures in a canoe in front of distant industrial buildings. The lower right shows a close-up of the three figures in the canoe: a blue bear, a man with blue hair, and a woman with pink hair. Beside this are several light circles on a blue background.

Culture
Haida
Made in
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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Painting2574/92

Watercolour storyboard panel with several related scenes on a blue background. The upper section of the panel depicts two men with green hats, jackets and yellow headsets viewing the bottom of a canoe in the sky with binoculars; a large cargo ship sits to the right of the two men. The profile of a large, angry bear's face shouting stretches along the entire left edge. The two men with green uniforms are depicted again in the centre of the panel, looking frightened of the large, shouting bear; their earphones are being blown off their heads by the force of the bear's shout. Below this is the smaller figure of two people and an angry-looking bear with crossed arms in a flying canoe.

Culture
Haida
Made in
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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Painting2574/90

Watercolour storyboard panel with several different scenes; imagery is divided by orange curvilinear bands resembling Northwest Coast style formlines that end in a face with a tear coming out of its eye.. Top shows a round machine and a face with heavy eyebrows. Below this is a city scene with many people, buildings, and cars. Two people and a bear fly over the city in a canoe. The lower left corner shows several people with blue shirts and red eyes.

Culture
Haida
Made in
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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Painting2574/89

Watercolour storyboard panel with several different scenes; imagery is divided by blue-grey curvilinear bands resembling Northwest Coast style formlines. A grey ship is painted in the upper left corner of the panel. The upper right corner of the panel shows two people talking in front of machinery. The middle section shows a man with machinery in his head holding an insect with red eyes in his open hand; another man stands at the controls of a boat. The bottom left corner shows part of a boat and the bottom right shows a green map-like screen with Haida Gwaii (Queen Charlotte Islands) on it.

Culture
Haida
Made in
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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