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Stephen Snake STEPHEN SNAKE (Canadian/Anishinaabe, 1966-) "Untitled - Two Bears" circa 1998 - Acrylic on heavy wove paper. Signed lower right. Unframed. 22 x 30 inches. Excellent condition, never framed or displayed. This artwork is accompanied by two 1998 certificates of appraisal, one from Margot Samuel Fine Arts (Toronto) for $900, and from Eudaemonic Fine Art Consultants (Toronto) for $1,000. Formerly included in the Briercrest College Art Collection. Acrylic on heavy rag paper STEPHEN SNAKE (Canadian/Anishinaabe, 1966-) This artwork is accompanied by two 1998 certificates of appraisal, one from Margot Samuel Fine Arts (Toronto) for $900, and from Eudaemonic Fine Art Consultants (Toronto) for $1,000. Formerly included in the Briercrest College Art Collection. Stephen Snake was born in 1966 on the Chippewas of Rama First Nation near Orillia, Ontario. As a child he was encourage to follow his interest in art making by his mother Carol, also an artist, and her cousin, renowned Ojibwe artist Arthur Shilling. Since his first show in 1989 Stephen Snake's work has been featured in several solo and group exhibitions. Since 1994 Snake has lived on the Tamagami First Nation, on Bear Island, Ontario. The art of Stephen Snake is held in many private and public collections around the world, including the David Bronfman Collection, the Chamber of Commerce of Orilla, the Royal Ontario Museum (Toronto) and the Canadian Embassy in Hungary. Excellent condition, never framed or displayed 22 x 30 inches