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) The feet and upper support rails are made of curly maple
Hand cut and sewn from felt
the basalt shape and size may vary slightly
Montauk feels like a world apart—as this image conveys
Birth of Anacaona P08054-P00596 ) The feet and upperThis piece is highly personal. It represents Anacaona the heroine of Quisqueya (the Taino name for present day Haiti and Dominican Republic). She captured the artist's imagination as a child. There is a sculpture of her on the base of a Columbus monument in Santo Domingo. She was a poetess and a rebel. Quisqueya was ruled by five Taino tribes. Her father, brother and her husband Caonabo were chieftains. He was a warrior and fought the Spaniards, but
