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King Salmon (Set of Four)Limited Edition Serigraph
- 12.15"h
- 10"w
$800 -
Thunderbird RisingLimited Edition Powder Coated Steel, Yellow Cedar
- 28.5"h
- 34"w
- 12"d
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ThunderstormLimited Edition Serigraph, AP Edition
- 21.5"h
- 15"w
$200 -
sbəq̓ʷaʔ (Great Blue Heron)Limited Edition Giclée Print
- 19.75"h
- 12.75"w
$150 -
Supernatural Sea WolvesWoodcut
- 23.75"h
- 22.5"w
$300 -
Dancing Raven (Black on Tan)Limited Edition Serigraph
- 15"h
- 11"w
$100 -
Dancing RavenLimited Edition Serigraph
- 15"h
- 11"w
$100 -
DevilfishLimited Edition Serigraph
- 29.5"h
- 11"w
$120 -
Chinook Salmon Suite (Set of 4)Limited Edition Serigraphs, Set of 4
- 19.75"h
- 11.25"w
$800 -
RainLimited Edition Serigraph
- 21.25"h
- 14.5"w
$120 -
Salmon Head – GreenWoodblock Print on Birch Wood Paper with Cherry Veneer, Artist's Proof
- 13"h
- 13"w
$250 -
Power of ThreeLimited Edition Serigraph
- 23.75"h
- 22.88"w
$150 -
Salish AceLimited Edition Serigraph
- 22.63"h
- 15"w
$150 -
Thunderbird RisingLimited Edition Serigraph
- 20"h
- 26"w
$120 -
Spirit Guardian of the SongsLimited Edition Serigraph
- 22"h
- 21"w
$300
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Salish Sun DrumDeer Hide, Acrylic Paint
- 19.5"h
- 19.75"w
- 3"d
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Guardians of the Salish Sea – DrumRawhide, Acrylic
- 20"h
- 20"w
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From the Same Litter – Box DrumRawhide, Oak Frame, Acrylic
- 14"h
- 14"w
- 2.5"d
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On the Hunt – Skateboard and Paddle TriptychYellow Cedar, Acrylic, LongboardsSOLD
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Salmon Head – Dark SilverWoodblock Print on Birch Wood Paper with Cherry Veneer, Artist's Proof
- 13"h
- 13"w
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Salmon Head – Light SilverWoodblock Print on Birch Wood Paper with Cherry Veneer, Artist's Proof
- 13"h
- 13"w
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Salmon Head – RedWoodblock Print on Birch Wood Paper with Cherry Veneer, Artist Proof
- 13"h
- 13"w
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Squaxin’s Salish SunLimited Edition Serigraph
- 14.75"h
- 18.75"w
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Our Journey TogetherLimited Edition Serigraph
- 14.75"h
- 21.5"w
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Our Journey TogetherLimited Edition Embossed Print
- 15"h
- 22.5"w
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Our Journey TogetherElk Hide, Acrylic
- 11"h
- 14"w
- 2.75"d
SOLD
Tribal Enrollment Number: C-653
Joe (wahalatsu?) Seymour, Jr. is the son of Joe Sr. and Faye Seymour. Joe was born in Albuquerque, NM. He was formally trained as a commercial diver at the Diver’s Institute of Technology in Seattle, WA in 2002.
Joe’s ancestral name, wahalatsu?, was given to him by his family in 2003. wahalatsu? was the name of his great grandfather William Bagley.
Joe started his artistic career by carving his first paddle for the 2003 Tribal Journey to Tulalip. Also in 2003, he carved his first bentwood box. After the Tulalip journey, he then learned how to stretch and make drums.
Joe participated in the international gathering of Indigenous Artists, PIKO 2007, in Hawai’i. He also participated in the Te Tihi, 4th Gathering of Indigenous Visual Artists, in Rotorua, New Zealand, in 2010.
“In my career, I’ve worked with glass, photography, Salish wool weaving, prints, wood, and rawhide drums. I’ve been very fortunate to have a community of artists that I’m able to work with and who are very supportive of my career. If it were not for their caring and sharing of ideas, I would not be the artist that I am today.
“I hope that as I continue in my artistic career, I can pass on the teachings and nurturing spirit that have been shown to me.”