Collection:
Juneau—Douglas City Museum
Object ID:
2012.45.010 A—B
Accession#:
2012.45
Credit Line:
Transferred from the City and Borough of Juneau.
Object Name:
Drawing
Title:
Drawing for a Joe Juneau Meeting Chief Analash Sculpture
Year Range from:
1975
Year Range to:
1980
Description:
A: Pencil drawing of two men sitting in front of a totem shaking hands (bracing each other's arms). The men are surrounded by vegetation. The man on the proper right is a white man wearing a collared shirt with the sleeves rolled up. He is wearing a hat. He has mining tools (pick axe and shovel) in his backpack. A knife is on his hip. He holds a shovel in his left hand. The man on the proper right is a Native American man (Tlingit). He is wearing a headdress and cape. He has a full beard. He holds two staffs in his left hand. The totem has a stylized face on it and has an abstracted dove, the symbol for peace, on top of it. Handwritten text in the upper proper right corner reads: "Joe Juneau \ Meeting \ Chief \ Analash \ Back view —— with base \ the other sketch gives stylistic \ approach \ a finished sketch will \ be submitted by me on \ your request —". The upper proper left corner of the paper is missing.
B: Pen drawing of two men sitting in front of a totem shaking hands (bracing each other's arms). The men are surrounded by vegetation. Landscape sketching fills background. The man on the proper left is a white man wearing a pocketed collared shirt with the sleeves rolled up. He has a full beard. He holds a shovel in his left hand. The man on the proper left is a Native American man (Tlingit). He is wearing a headdress and cape. He has a full beard. He holds one staff in his left hand. The totem has a stylized face and hands on it and has an abstracted dove, the symbol for peace, on top of it. Text in the upper proper right corner reads: "Note: Idea not working \ sketch \ 1 1/2 x 2. fe size \ welded steel \ standing in round \ Joe Juneau \ meeting Chief Analash". There is a white square sticker in the upper proper right corner with a black number "7".
B: Pen drawing of two men sitting in front of a totem shaking hands (bracing each other's arms). The men are surrounded by vegetation. Landscape sketching fills background. The man on the proper left is a white man wearing a pocketed collared shirt with the sleeves rolled up. He has a full beard. He holds a shovel in his left hand. The man on the proper left is a Native American man (Tlingit). He is wearing a headdress and cape. He has a full beard. He holds one staff in his left hand. The totem has a stylized face and hands on it and has an abstracted dove, the symbol for peace, on top of it. Text in the upper proper right corner reads: "Note: Idea not working \ sketch \ 1 1/2 x 2. fe size \ welded steel \ standing in round \ Joe Juneau \ meeting Chief Analash". There is a white square sticker in the upper proper right corner with a black number "7".
Notes:
1980 Juneau Centennial Art Submission
People:
Juneau, Joseph
Juneau, Joe
Aan ya laash
Juneau, Joe
Aan ya laash
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