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Walking - Silkscreen
Size: 10 3/4 x 11 1/4
Price: CALL
Issue Year: 1996
Print #: F19

Description

The first steps of a baby are always cause for rejoicing by parents and siblings.  This baby, who's full attention is directed to the next step, gets a gentle helping hand from her mother. --RM                $895 Conservation Framed by Don.
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Warm Springs, Atlin, BC
Size: 9-1/8 x 16
Price: CALL
Issue Year: 1997
Print #: F65

Description

Although adults also dip into Atlin Warm Springs in British Columbia, its very apparent that Mother Nature designed it especially for children; the pool is warm, not hot.  It's only about 3' deep and just the right size for its patrons.  It's in total wilderness and the outlet on either side is lined with a profuse growth of watercress.  --RM
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Whale Bone Swing
Size: 13 3/8 x 8 7/8
Price: CALL
Issue Year: 1992
Print #: 308

Description

Up along the Bering Sea coast, the Chuckchi Sea and beyong, whale bones, from the grand bowhead whale have been put to many uses throughout the ages.  One popular "use" is for fish drying and meat racks.  What better place for a swing in a treeless tundra?  Other uses for whale bone included posts for radio aerials, kyak and umiak racks and ancient grave markers.  --RM
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Whale Legend
Size: 13 1/4 x 10 1/8
Price: CALL
Issue Year: 1991
Print #: 301

Description

A long time ago, Raven flew into the mouth of a whale & spent his days happily eating fish the whale caught.  When he tired of the fish diet, Raven ate the whale's heart.  The whale died and floated ashore.  But Raven continued to eat the inside of the whale.  He was happy & sang songs.  Some men nearby heard the singing, and found the sound was coming from a beached whale.  Delighted, they alerted the people of their village, who all came to butcher the lucky find.  When no one was looking, Raven flew out of the whale's blow hole & called to the people, Did you hear singing coming from that whale?  Every-one acknowledged that they had.  Raven screeched loudly, Don't you know that when a dead whale sings, he is poisonous?  Don't eat any of it. NONE OF IT!  The frightened people ran, leaving their boxes of butchered meat behind.  Now all the meat was Raven's again & he continued his feast.till all was gone.
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Whale Watch, Sigik
Size: 11-1/2 x 9-1/4
Price: CALL
Issue Year: 1995
Print #: 347

Description

 While much of Alaska's whaling is done in springtime when the tundra is still icy &amp; the ocean, except for open leads, still frozen, Beluga whaling in Kotzebue Sound, happens in early summer.  Whole families &amp; villages leave for whaling camp. --RM <strong>    </strong>
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Whale!
Size: 11 7/8 x 12 1/8
Price: CALL
Issue Year: 1986
Print #: 226

Description

LAST OF EDITION!
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Whale's Wife - Silkscreen
Size: 10 1/2 X 8 1/4
Price: CALL
Issue Year: 2004
Print #: TTE51

Description

 In Eskimo legends, humans can readily turn themselves into animals and visa versa.  In "Whale's Wife", a whale is swimming up the coast when he spots a beautiful young Eskimo woman digging clams.  The whale asks her to marry him and she accepts.  She turns herself into a whale and the two swim off to begin their life together in the sea.    <strong>X-Low Inventory on this serigraph!</strong>
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Whales in the Inlet
Size: 18-1/8 x 15
Price: CALL
Issue Year: 1999
Print #: F58

Description

There was a grand display on Tenakee's  waterfront this summer when a pod of five or six Humpback whales made an appearance boiling the waters and feeding on some underwater delicacy.  Eventually they glided across the inlet and then were gone.  Later when the tide went out we discovered what they had been feasting on.  Large areas of the beach had turned pink from millions upon millions of washed up krill a miniature shrimp less than an inch long &amp; the width of a pencil line. --RM   <strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;">LAST AVAILABLE !!</strong>
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Winter Blast-Poster
Size: 16 x 24
Price: CALL
Issue Year: 1997
Print #: FI

Description

This is the image we chose from one of Rie's originals done in Juneau in the 1980's.  We chose this image for our 10th anniversary in La Conner in 1997.  These are the only ones left that have <em>The Scott Collection</em> on them!
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Winter Cabin, Tenakee
Price: CALL
Issue Year: 1991

Description

LAST AVAILABLE!!
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Winter Fishing, Nome
Price: CALL
Issue Year: 1999
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Winter Games
Size: 15 1/4 x 7
Price: CALL
Issue Year: 1991
Print #: 300

Description

<strong>Low Inventory!</strong>    Popular print with "Andy" the sheepdog of Alaska playing with the children.
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JUST RECEIVED RIE'S SILK SCREEN "TEMPTATION" 1976, ORIGINAL "HOWLING AT THE LEAF MOON" 1976 AND MORE! I have acquired several other older originals of Rie's and many older serigraphs and prints from the late seventies and eighties. I will get these posted soon on this website. Meanwhile, if you are looking for an older print that is very hard to find, please contact me and I can email you prices and pictures. thescottcollection@frontier.com * I WILL MEET OR BEAT ANY COMPETITOR'S PUBLISHED PRICE ON RIE MUNOZ PRINTS *

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