Signed limited edition of 100

Giclee prints of the painting, The Kal’ut Madonna.

The original painting is part of the Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center’s permanent collection of contemporary Alaska Native art.

The image is inspired by the artist’s Alutiiq ancestors and family from the village of Karluk on Kodiak Island, Alaska. Karluk is the birthplace of her grandmother and mother. (Kal’ut is Karluk in Alutiiq). Alutiiq/Sugpiaq women processed salmon for their communities for over 7,000 years and later for Russians and in canneries for Americans.

image: 16” x 16”

With a two inch border: 20” x 20”

Fine art giclee print on archival paper

Shipped in a tube

Shipping included within Alaska and the contiguous USA.

For Anchorage residents, studio pickup is an option. The print will be backed by foam core and in a protective clear film sleeve.