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Alcheringa - Fine Tribal Art of the Northwest Coast, Papua New Guinea, and Australia
Ake Lianga: Story of the Sea




Moonlight Fishing

Moonlight Fishing
by Ake Lianga, 2002
acrylic on paper
23" X 11"
CDN$1,500.00 framed
(unframed painting shown)

ALSO AVAILABLE:
serigraph, edition 50
framed size: 35" X 22.25"
paper size: 25.5" X 13.75"
CDN$600.00 framed
CDN$400.00 unframed


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ARTIST'S DESCRIPTION:
"Patience is the key element to catching fish. This is seen in the patient and cautious manners displayed by the ever-present heron. These herons are known to wait, unmoving, until the time of a precise snatch, which rarely fails on the first attempt. Fishermen will wait until they see birds over the sea before they head out on their fishing trips. The herons are a sign of a plentiful sea. The symbol in the moon represents a traditional sign of good fortune for a fishing trip. Even today, you can see many fishermen on the coasts wearing this symbol."
-Ake Lianga
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