SCARECROW, TENAKEE Beki Killorin describes the lives of Mexican-American
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describes the lives of Mexican-American farmworkers and Mexican immigrants
or the birds of the air
Image size: 9 1/4" x 7"
he has been the race's official artist
Artist's narrative: Thoughts that find form through anger
SCARECROW, TENAKEE Beki Killorin describes the lives of Mexican-AmericanLimited edition print by Alaska artist Rie Munoz Edition size: 1250 Image size: 7 1 2" x 9 5 8" Artist narrative: Tenakee is noted for its beautiful summer gardens. Both flowers and vegetables thrive as do the multitude of crows and other birds who feed on the seeds and new growth. This garden is protected by a well dressed, life sized scarecrow. After the growing season has ended, and her clothes have faded, her owner sometimes outfits her with a
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