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Print Unframed - Hummingbird and Dogwood (16.5" x 13.5")

Print Unframed - Hummingbird and Dogwood (16.5" x 13.5")

Artist: Connie Dickens

Where the Skeena River meets the Bulkley River is the traditional territory of the Gitxsan people. The Gitxsan are a part of the Tsimshian Nation and my Grandfather was of Gitxsan descent. 

To the Gitxsan, Jin, hummingbird in Gitxsanimaax, brought luck to the people. A feather from a live hummingbird was a valuable addition to the medicine bags worn around the neck. 

The Dogwood tree is Native to British Columbia and the Dogwood flower is our Provincial flower.

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About The Artist

Connie Dickens

Connie Dickens

 Located twenty miles below the Alaskan border is the Coast Tsimshian village of Lax Kw'alaams. Connie Dickens is a Raven of this village also known as Port Simpson. After graduating from high school in Prince Rupert where she was born and raised, Connie attended the Kitanmax School of Northwest Coast Native Art in Hazelton, B.C. for two years. On completion of the course, wood carving became the medium of choice. Once Connie and her husband Art had their three children, she decided to try and develop her drawing skills. Drawing has become the main focus of her artistic pursuits.
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