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Prizes are awarded for the best of the best. This sculpture was a prize winner. I enjoyed how the light reflected from the Pacific Northwest native glass work.
Photo Tour of the Phoenix Heard Museum Indian Fair and Market
By Elizabeth R. Rose, About.com
Prizes are Awarded for The Best Art
Prize Winning Native American Contemporary Sculpture
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