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#MooseDay 🫎:
Goyce Kakegamic (Anishinaabe (Cree), 1948-2021)
#Moose, early 1980s
acrylic on paper 45.7 x 61 cm
https://firstarts.ca/content/feature/577/artworks-5013-goyce-kakegamic-1948-2021-anishinaabe-cree-moose-early-1980s/
“Moose, abundant in the dense forests of the Anishinaabe territories, serve as a crucial source of food…Moreover, various parts of the moose – its hide, fur, antlers, and more – are employed in the fabrication of drums, artistic creations, and an assortment of tools. Unsurprisingly, then, the moose is a frequent subject of the Anishinaabe painters of this time.”

Art History Animalia Jan 26

Happy #MooseDay!
Tom Thomson (Canadian, 1877-1917)
#Moose at Night, 1916
oil on wood, 20.9 x 26.9 cm
National Gallery of Canada 1545: https://www.gallery.ca/collection/artwork/moose-at-night

Art History Animalia Jan 26

#BookRecommendation for #MooseDay 🫎:
Mr. Jefferson and the Giant #Moose: Natural History in Early America by Lee Alan Dugatkin (2019)
https://amzn.to/49I01CQ

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Art History Animalia Jan 26

#BookRecommendation for #MooseDay 🫎:
#Moose (Animal series) by Kevin Jackson (2009)
https://amzn.to/3LBQwMq

Moose (Animal): Jackson, Kevin: 9781861893963: Amazon.com: Books

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Art History Animalia Jan 26

Happy #MooseDay 🫎
Claude Picher (Canada, 1927-1998)
#Moose and her baby, 1993
Oil on canvas, 20″ X 24”
https://galerie-perreault.com/products/l-orignal-et-son-bebe

Ele Willoughby, PhD Jan 25

Apparently January 25 is Moose Day. 🤷‍♀️

Enjoy this Moose.

A moose lino block print is hand printed on delicate, translucent, handmade Japanese paper with a deckle edge. Each print is 9.5” tall and 12” wide (24.1 cm by 30.5 cm). This is a North American bull moose (Alces alces), which, confusingly is called an elk in British English.

https://minouette.etsy.com/listing/787174386

#moose #MooseDay #AlcesAlces #sciArt #linocut #printmaking #washi #mastoArt

Art History Animalia Jan 26, 2025

#MooseDay 🫎:
Goyce Kakegamic (Anishinaabe (Cree), 1948-2021)
#Moose , early 1980s
acrylic on paper 45.7x61cm
https://firstarts.ca/content/feature/577/artworks-5013-goyce-kakegamic-1948-2021-anishinaabe-cree-moose-early-1980s/
“Moose, abundant in the dense forests of the Anishinaabe territories, serve as a crucial source of food for many Anishinaabeg. Moreover, various parts of the moose – its hide, fur, antlers, & more – are employed in the fabrication of drums, artistic creations, & an assortment of tools. Unsurprisingly, then, the moose is a frequent subject of Anishinaabe painters…”

GOYCE KAKEGAMIC (1948-2021) ANISHINAABE (CREE), Moose, early 1980s

Moose, abundant in the dense forests of the Anishinaabe territories, serve as a crucial source of food for many Anishinaabeg. Moreover, various parts of the moose – its hide, fur, antlers, and more – are employed in the fabrication of drums, artistic creations, and an assortment of tools. Unsurprisingly, then,...

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Ele Willoughby, PhD Jan 25, 2025

Apparently January 25 is Moose Day. 🤷‍♀️

Enjoy this Moose.

https://minouette.etsy.com/listing/787174386

#moose #MooseDay #AlcesAlces #sciArt #linocut #printmaking #washi

Ele Willoughby, PhD Jan 25, 2024

Apparently January 25 is Moose Day. 🤷‍♀️

Enjoy this Moose.

A moose lino block print is hand printed on delicate, translucent, handmade Japanese paper with a deckle edge. Each print is 9.5" tall and 12" wide (24.1 cm by 30.5 cm). This is a North American bull moose (Alces alces), which, confusingly is called an elk in British English.

#moose #MooseDay #AlcesAlces #sciArt #linocut #printmaking #washi #MastoArt