AUNTIE TENE'S Ketchikan harbor His watercolors reflect his close

His watercolors reflect his close acquaintance with the area around Ketchikan - the mountains

Open edition print

Serigraphy is a term describing the silk screen process when used for fine art rather than commercial purposes

Artist's narrative: Guard Island Light is so named because it guards the junction of Clarence Strait

is underway in the Tongass Narrows

AUNTIE TENE'S Ketchikan harbor His watercolors reflect his closeLimited Edition Print signed and numbered by Ketchikan artist Dick Miller Edition size: 550 Image Size: 7 1 2" x 11" Artist's narrative: In the early 1930s a favorite niece traveled by Canadian steamship from Ketchikan to Vancouver, BC to introduce her bridegroom to her elderly aunt who was housebound. Auntie Tene, delighted with their visit, pleased with their marriage, but utterly distressed at not having a gift for them, pressed $5 into her niece's