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Bear Wolf<\/h1>\n

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Leroy Henry<\/strong><\/span> (b. 1974)<\/span><\/h3>\n

Cayuga Nation, Turtle Clan<\/p>\n

2021
Soapstone
7.5″ x 10″ x 4″<\/p>\n

Bear Wolf<\/strong><\/em> is an original design the artist created for his family circle. Earlier designs include two eagles facing each other to represent the family circle. The eagle design is commonly used in weddings to symbolize equality within the union as the height of each eagle is the same. The artist\u2019s incorporation of bears and wolves symbolizes the meetings of the spirits and the clans.<\/p>\n

Location<\/strong>: First Floor, Frank Holmes Centre, Huron University<\/p>\n

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Copyright | \u00a9 | 2025| Leroy Henry. | Photographs by Ryan Rabie | Copyright | \u00a9 | 2025 | Huron Library. |Reproduction is prohibited.<\/p>\n

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