Mixed media on paper laid on wood by Hugh John Barrett – Titled: Stretched hide, 1964

Original artwork by Hugh John Barrett; Titled: Stretched hide dated 1964

Mixed Media on Arches Paper and laid on wood panel signed and dated lower right.

Dimensions: Size: 59 x 45 cm. – 23.5 x 17.75 in. – With frame: 77 x 64 cm – 30 x 25 in.

References: Robert 78; Collection numérique d’estampes de la Bibliothèque nationale du Québec; Artistes plasticiens par Comeau; Art Auctions 1976-1978; Dictionary of Canadian Artists, vol. 1, pp. 188-189).

Littératures : Vallée 89; Vallée 93; Boulizon; Robert 83; Roussan 82;

Price: 800,00 $ CAD (Canadian dollar) – For more information on artist or artworks contact gallery

Stretched Hide

The Indigenous technique of stretched hide refers to the preparation and use of animal hides by Indigenous communities for various purposes, including clothing, shelter, and artistic objects. This process involves tanning, scraping, shaping, and often decorating the hides.

Artistic Objects:

The hides are used to create parfleches, drums, and other decorative objects.

Decoration:
The hides can be decorated with paint, beads, or embroidery.

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