Alaska Native Artists Peter and Darlene Lind offer hand crafted authentic Aleut Native Art. Throwing Boards, Visors, Bronze Scupltures.

My paintings are celebrations not only to the Aleutian people of Alaska, but especially to the Aleut and Native American who are displaced or relocated throughout the United States and Abroad from their origin. The images rendered in my painting exemplify the Aleut hunter, by using their beautiful ornate headgear as an allegory.

This expanded volume features rare photographs and insights about Aleut heritage and provides a showcase for contemporary Aleut artists and their works. It contains over 200 color illustrations of Aleut prehistoric, historic and contemporary art and artifacts, many of which are described and illustrated for the first time in any publication.

Mar 23, 2023 · Aleut art is characterized by its intricate designs and attention to detail. Common motifs include the raven, eagle, and other animals that feature heavily in Aleut mythology. Aleut artists typically use a combination of techniques, such as …

Drawing on her own experiences as an Alaskan Native and by studying clothing, facial adornments, and tattoos documented by explorers of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries she is able to create pieces that express more fully her connection to her ancestors.

ALEUT / ALUTIIQ VISOR. Designed after a documented, mid 19th century visor. The original visor is in the collection of the British Museum in London. – Materials used in this visor: Bentwood, walrus ivory carvings, harvested ocher, moose sinew, whale baleen, octopus ink and sealskin ties. 13″ L x 8″ W x 4″ H

To assist in meeting the health, safety, and well­ being needs of each Unangax̂ (Aleut) community; To promote, strengthen and ensure the unity of the Unangax̂ people; and, To strengthen and preserve the Unangax̂ cultural heritage.

Mar 21, 2019 · Decorative and sculptural arts of the Eskimos living south of Saint Michael, Alaska - the Aleut, Yukik, and Pacific Eskimos - from the first European contact to 1979 Includes bibliographical references (pages 225-237) and index

Full of extraordinary color plates representing collections from museums throughout Europe and the United States, Aleut Art showcases wood, bone, and ivory work, as well as the famous kamleikas (waterproof parkas made of gut) for which the Aleut are known.

Peter Lind is now over 90 years old is no longer able to create the art he has become famous for. His beloved art is now more sought after than ever and is considered among the best modern authentic Aluet Native Art ever created.