Skip to main content
Traditional Beaver Pouch Bag from the “Water is Life” Series - Image 1
Traditional Beaver Pouch Bag from the “Water is Life” Series - Image 2
Traditional Beaver Pouch Bag from the “Water is Life” Series - Image 3
Traditional Beaver Pouch Bag from the “Water is Life” Series - Image 4
Traditional Beaver Pouch Bag from the “Water is Life” Series - Image 5

Mark Tayac

Traditional Beaver Pouch Bag from the “Water is Life” Series

21st century

Thumbnail 1
Thumbnail 2
Thumbnail 3
Thumbnail 4
Thumbnail 5
Scroll

Mark Tayac

Traditional Beaver Pouch Bag from the “Water is Life” Series

21st century

Physical Qualities Beaver hide, deerskin, white clamshells, wampum beads, deer toes, 26 × 13 × 2 in. (66 × 33 × 5.1 cm.)
Credit Line Purchase with exchange funds from the Gift of John and Marisol Stokes, the Gift of Dena S. Katzenberg, the Gift of John C. Hobbes, and the Maurice and Florence A. Caplan Collection
Object Number 2023.216
The Baltimore Museum of Art by commission, 2023; the artist
Leila Grothe and Darienne Turner with Elise Boulanger, "Preoccupied: Indigenizing the Museum; Finding Home," Baltimore Museum of Art, May 12-December 1, 2024.

Artist

Mark Tayac

(Chief of the Piscataway Indian Nation) born 1959, Maryland
Meet Mark Tayac
William J. Glackens
Still Life with Watermelon
1919
Albrecht Altdorfer
Plate 9 from the series "The Fall and Salvation of Humankind through the Life and Passion of Christ"
1507–1517
Albrecht Altdorfer
Plate 7 from the series "The Fall and Salvation of Humankind through the Life and Passion of Christ"
1507–1517
Albert Flamen
Title Plate from the series "Several Salt Water Fish Species, Part I"
1634–1668
Frank H. Wellington and Léon Bonvin
Still Life with Wine, Water, Fruit, and Nuts
1884
Frank H. Wellington and Léon Bonvin
Still Life with Wine, Water, Fruit, and Nuts
1884
Frank H. Wellington and Léon Bonvin
Still Life with Wine, Water, Fruit, and Nuts
1884
Frank H. Wellington and Léon Bonvin
Still Life with Wine, Water, Fruit, and Nuts
1884
Louis Favre
Still life with Pears, Apples and Water Glass
1900–1932