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08-11-2007, 12:27 AM
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 Looking for Information 20 or more years ago, I saw displayed at the Alaska Fur Rendesvous in Anchorage, a wood carving titled "Whittler's Father." It was a character that appeared to be an Alaska sourdough miner, carved from a block, except for one lower leg and foot, and the emerging character was holding a knife and carving himself from the block. I have no idea who the artist was, or if the piece was just being displayed or was for sale. Is anyone able to supply information on this piece?  |
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