Eskimo Art at the Artisans, Newbury Street 1970s Poster hand-painted wooden sign and it is one I

and it is one I handle pretty carefully as I believe it is really very old and somewhat fragile

giving the piece a great  handmade warmth and uniqueness

The Coushatta are a matrilineal society native to Southwest Louisiana and are renowned for their wonderful baskets made of coiled pine needles and raffia

and also Black Mountain College

Eskimo Art at the Artisans, Newbury Street 1970s Poster hand-painted wooden sign and it is one IThis striking poster dates to the earlyish 1970s I believe, from an exhibition of "Eskimo Art" at the Artisans, a shop and gallery at 165 Newbury Street in Boston's Back Bay, which may, but I am not certain, have had an affiliation with the Society of Arts and Crafts, the address of which I believe was 175 Newbury Street at the time. While there is a bit of damage on the bottom edge, I think it's just a stunning thing that I think I would never tire