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"Komo Kwa and man from the sea.
In Kwa-Gulth mythology, Komo Kwa is a chief of all supernatural beings manifesting himself in different forms throughout the four elements (fire, air, earth & water). In this design Komo Kwa is shown receiving homage from a Kwa-Gulth fisherman who according to legend, became his son-in-law. Throughout the design, various aspects of the legend are incorporated to tell the story to those who know the key to the symbology.
Stanley Hunt used many of his own family's personal crests as well as traditional Kwa-Gulth crests to bring off this interesting and unique style."/Is

"Limited edition print documentation.
This is to certify that (60) sixty Artist's proofs and (39) thirty Remarques and (2) two Printer's Proofs, and 600 printes have been created and the screens destroyed. The print was silk screened on Sundance paper stock, 45,75 x 58,5 cm in natural white and adobe tan. Komo Kwa and Man from the Sea was published in 1979."/Is

Edition 71/600/79.
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