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William Bill Ronald Reid, född 12 januari … William Bill Ronald Reid, född 12 januari 1920 i Victoria i British Columbia i Kanada, död 13 mars 1998 i Vancouver, var en kanadensisk bildkonstnär, skulptör och smyckeskonstnär. Bill Reids far var av skotsk-tyskt ursprung och hans mor var Haidaindian. Han kom att intressera sig för Haidakonst när han arbetade som radiojournalist i Toronto, där han fick kunskap om sitt indianska arv av sin morfar. Morfadern var konstnär och hade studerat för Haidakonstnären Charles Edenshaw (omkring 1839-1920). I Toronto utbildade sig också till juvelerare. Han flyttade tillbaka till Vancouver 1951, och studerade där närmare Charles Edenshaws konst och intresserade sig för de symboler och indianska myter som denne använde sig i sin konst. Han engagerade sig också att rädda de totempålar och andra föremål som förföll på övergivna bosättningar för västkustindianer. Bill Reid arbetade som juvelerare med traditionella indianska former i guld, silver och sedimentbergarten . Han började efter hand arbeta i större format i brons, jättetuja och nutkacypress med djurfigurer och mytologiska motiv.ess med djurfigurer och mytologiska motiv.
, William Ronald Reid, noto come Bill Reid ( … William Ronald Reid, noto come Bill Reid (Victoria, 12 gennaio 1920 – Vancouver, 13 marzo 1998), è stato un artista canadese il cui lavoro include opere di gioielleria, sculture e dipinti. The Spirit of Haida Gwaii Il padre aveva origini europee, mentre la madre apparteneva al popolo Haida, una delle Prime nazioni della Columbia Britannica, sulla costa pacifica del Canada. Iniziò a imparare a creare gioielli dal padre di sua madre, il quale aveva a sua volta imparato da , un artista di grande fama. Sviluppò un vivo interesse per la cultura Haida mentre si trovava a Toronto, dove studiava gioielleria e lavorava come annunciatore alla radio. Nel 1951 rientrò a Vancouver, dove si interessò fortemente all'arte di Edenshaw, lavorando per comprenderne i significati simbolici, la maggior parte dei quali erano andati persi come molte delle tradizioni Haida. In questo periodo si dedicò anche al recupero di opere e manufatti dei nativi, come i tipici totem intricatamente intagliati nei tronchi degli alberi, e che stavano ammuffendo abbandonati nei villaggi. Collaborò alla ricostruzione di uno di questi villaggi, che ora si trova al Museo dell'Antropologia dell'Università della Columbia Britannica a Vancouver. Iniziò a creare gioielli dalle forme tradizionali, ma con metodi e materiali moderni, quali oro, argento e argillite, prima di allargare le proprie attività nella creazione di più grandi statue di bronzo, legno di cedro rosso. Le sue opere ritraggono solitamente figure animali e umane, scene della mitologia Haida. La sua arte ha quindi un forte aspetto di conservazione della cultura nativa. Non appena fu possibile, Reid fece richiesta per essere riconosciuto appartenente all'etnia dei nativi americani. Prima che la legge cambiasse, non era possibile che i figli di madre nativa americana e padre di origini europee potessero essere riconosciuti come nativi. Le sue opere più famose ed imponenti sono tre magnifiche statue di bronzo. Due di queste rappresentano una canoa piena di figure animali ed umane. The Spirit Of Haida Gwaii, nera, si trova all'ambasciata canadese di Washington, DC. The Jade Canoe, verde, si trova all'Aeroporto Internazionale di Vancouver. La terza statua rappresenta un'orca nell'atto di saltare, si intitola The Chief Of The Undersea World e si trova davanti all'entrata del Vancouver Aquarium. Copie in gesso di queste sculture si trovano al Canadian Museum of Civilization di Ottawa. Reid partecipò alle manifestazioni del blocco di traffico nelle strade che passano attraverso i boschi, che contribuirono a salvare le foreste pluviali di Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve and Haida Heritage Site. In questo periodo sospese anche il suo lavoro sulla scultura che si trova a Washington, in segno di protesta per la distruzione delle foreste di Haida Gwaii (ovvero le Isole Regina Carlotta). Per un periodo si trasferì a Londra, per approfondire lo studio dell'oreficeria, rientrando successivamente a Vancouver. Reid ricevette molti riconoscimenti, tra cui alcune lauree ad honoris causa dall'Università della Columbia Britannica, Università di Toronto, Università di Victoria, Università dell'Ontario dell'Ovest, Università di York e Università di Trent. Nel 1994 ricevette il National Aboriginal Achievement Award e fu reso membro dell'Ordine della Columbia Britannica (OBC) e dell'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres francese. Dopo aver dedicato l'ultima parte della sua vita alla creazione di nuovi lavori, Bill Reid morì nel 1998 a causa della malattia di Parkinson. Nel luglio del 1998 amici e parenti di Reid portarono le sue ceneri a Tanu Island, dove si trovava il villaggio di sua madre, dopo un viaggio di due giorni lungo la costa della Columbia Britannica, a bordo della grande canoa di cedro che Reid aveva intagliato per l'Expo 1986. Sulle banconote canadesi da 20 dollari appaiono due suoi lavori: The Spirit of Haida Gwaii e The Raven And The First Men. La Bill Reid Art Gallery di Vancouver espone una collezione di opere di Bill Reid, in particolare dei bellissimi gioielli da lui creati.are dei bellissimi gioielli da lui creati.
, William Ronald "Bill" Reid, Jr., (Victoria … William Ronald "Bill" Reid, Jr., (Victoria, Colúmbia Britànica 1920-1998) fou un escultor haida, que va estudiar a Gran Bretanya, Canadà i Estats Units. Va il·lustrar nombrosos llibres sobre cultura indígena com Raven's cry (1992), el 1976 fou nomenat doctor honoris causa per la Universitat de Colúmbia Britànica i el 1996 va rebre el premi especial per la seva escultura The Spirit of Haida Gwaii. seva escultura The Spirit of Haida Gwaii.
, William Ronald Reid, mais conhecido como Bill Reid (12 de janeiro de 1920 - 13 de março de 1998) foi um artista canadense cujas obras incluíram a escultura, serigrafia e pintura.
, ウィリアム（ビル）・ロナルド・リード（William (Bill) Ronald Reid, 1920年1月12日 - 1998年3月13日）は、カナダの美術家。カナダ北西沿岸先住民（かつて北西沿岸インディアンと呼称されてきた人々）のうち、特にハイダ族の伝統芸術様式を復興させ、今日の世代に受け継いだ芸術家であり、彫刻（木彫、ブロンズ）、宝飾品、絵画、シルクスクリーンなどの分野で活躍した。
, Ο Γουίλλιαμ ή Μπιλ Ρηντ (William Ronald "Bill" Reid Jr, Βικτωρία Βρετανικής Κολομβίας, 12 Ιανουαρίου 1920 – Βανκούβερ, 13 Μαρτίου 1998) ήταν Καναδός γλύπτης, ο οποίος ασχολήθηκε επίσης εκτενώς με την και την ζωγραφική.
, William Ronald Reid Jr. OBC RCA (12 Januar … William Ronald Reid Jr. OBC RCA (12 January 1920 – 13 March 1998) (Haida) was a Canadian artist whose works include jewelry, sculpture, screen-printing, and paintings. Producing over one thousand original works during his fifty-year career, Reid is regarded as one of the most significant Northwest Coast artists of the late twentieth century. He was a matrilineal descendant of K'aadaas Gaa K'iigawaay, who belong to K_ayx_al, the Raven matrilineages of the Haida Nation. This matrilineage traces its origins to T'aanuu Llnagaay. His names are Iihljiwaas (Princely One), Kihlguulins (One Who Speaks Well), and Yaahl SG_waansing (Solitary Raven). Some of his major works were featured on the Canadian $20 banknote of the Canadian Journey series (2004–2012).f the Canadian Journey series (2004–2012).
, William (Bill) Ronald Reid, Jr., OBC (12 januari 1920 – 13 maart 1998) was een Canadese kunstenaar wiens werk juwelen, sculpturen, zeefdrukken en schilderijen omvatte. Werk van Reid is afgebeeld op het Canadese 20 dollarbiljet.
, Bill Reid, OBC (eigentlich William Ronald … Bill Reid, OBC (eigentlich William Ronald Reid; * 12. Januar 1920 in Victoria; † 13. März 1998) war ein kanadischer Künstler, der von europäischen Einflüssen geprägt die Kunst der Haida weiterentwickelte. Sein Vater hatte deutsche und schottische Vorfahren, seine Mutter gehörte den Haida an. Großen Einfluss hatte dabei der Vater seiner Mutter, der gleichfalls den Haida angehörte. Er hatte wiederum bei dem Haida-Künstler Charles Edenshaw gelernt. Einen gewissen Einfluss übte auch Mungo Martin aus, der zehn Tage lang mit Reid zusammenarbeitete.zehn Tage lang mit Reid zusammenarbeitete.
, William Ronald « Bill » Reid (12 janvier 1920 - 13 mars 1998) est un artiste canadien qui s'est illustré principalement dans les domaines de la sculpture, de la gravure et de la joaillerie.
, William Ronald "Bill" Reid (Victoria, Columbia Británica; 12 de enero de 1920 - Vancouver, Columbia Británica; 13 de marzo de 1998) fue un escultor canadiense.
, وليام رونالد "بيل" ريد الابن، (12 كانون الثاني\يناير 1920 - 13 آذار\مارس 1998)، فنّان كندي تتضمن أعماله تصميم المجوهرات والنحت والفنون التشكيلية. . عُرضت بعض أعماله الرئيسية على ورقة 20 دولار الكندية في "سلسلة الرحلة الكندية (2004-2012).
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Ο Γουίλλιαμ ή Μπιλ Ρηντ (William Ronald "Bill" Reid Jr, Βικτωρία Βρετανικής Κολομβίας, 12 Ιανουαρίου 1920 – Βανκούβερ, 13 Μαρτίου 1998) ήταν Καναδός γλύπτης, ο οποίος ασχολήθηκε επίσης εκτενώς με την και την ζωγραφική.
, وليام رونالد "بيل" ريد الابن، (12 كانون الثاني\يناير 1920 - 13 آذار\مارس 1998)، فنّان كندي تتضمن أعماله تصميم المجوهرات والنحت والفنون التشكيلية. . عُرضت بعض أعماله الرئيسية على ورقة 20 دولار الكندية في "سلسلة الرحلة الكندية (2004-2012).
, William Ronald Reid, mais conhecido como Bill Reid (12 de janeiro de 1920 - 13 de março de 1998) foi um artista canadense cujas obras incluíram a escultura, serigrafia e pintura.
, William Bill Ronald Reid, född 12 januari … William Bill Ronald Reid, född 12 januari 1920 i Victoria i British Columbia i Kanada, död 13 mars 1998 i Vancouver, var en kanadensisk bildkonstnär, skulptör och smyckeskonstnär. Bill Reids far var av skotsk-tyskt ursprung och hans mor var Haidaindian. Han kom att intressera sig för Haidakonst när han arbetade som radiojournalist i Toronto, där han fick kunskap om sitt indianska arv av sin morfar. Morfadern var konstnär och hade studerat för Haidakonstnären Charles Edenshaw (omkring 1839-1920). I Toronto utbildade sig också till juvelerare.ronto utbildade sig också till juvelerare.
, ウィリアム（ビル）・ロナルド・リード（William (Bill) Ronald Reid, 1920年1月12日 - 1998年3月13日）は、カナダの美術家。カナダ北西沿岸先住民（かつて北西沿岸インディアンと呼称されてきた人々）のうち、特にハイダ族の伝統芸術様式を復興させ、今日の世代に受け継いだ芸術家であり、彫刻（木彫、ブロンズ）、宝飾品、絵画、シルクスクリーンなどの分野で活躍した。
, Bill Reid, OBC (eigentlich William Ronald … Bill Reid, OBC (eigentlich William Ronald Reid; * 12. Januar 1920 in Victoria; † 13. März 1998) war ein kanadischer Künstler, der von europäischen Einflüssen geprägt die Kunst der Haida weiterentwickelte. Sein Vater hatte deutsche und schottische Vorfahren, seine Mutter gehörte den Haida an. Großen Einfluss hatte dabei der Vater seiner Mutter, der gleichfalls den Haida angehörte. Er hatte wiederum bei dem Haida-Künstler Charles Edenshaw gelernt. Einen gewissen Einfluss übte auch Mungo Martin aus, der zehn Tage lang mit Reid zusammenarbeitete.zehn Tage lang mit Reid zusammenarbeitete.
, William Ronald "Bill" Reid, Jr., (Victoria … William Ronald "Bill" Reid, Jr., (Victoria, Colúmbia Britànica 1920-1998) fou un escultor haida, que va estudiar a Gran Bretanya, Canadà i Estats Units. Va il·lustrar nombrosos llibres sobre cultura indígena com Raven's cry (1992), el 1976 fou nomenat doctor honoris causa per la Universitat de Colúmbia Britànica i el 1996 va rebre el premi especial per la seva escultura The Spirit of Haida Gwaii. seva escultura The Spirit of Haida Gwaii.
, William Ronald "Bill" Reid (Victoria, Columbia Británica; 12 de enero de 1920 - Vancouver, Columbia Británica; 13 de marzo de 1998) fue un escultor canadiense.
, William Ronald Reid Jr. OBC RCA (12 Januar … William Ronald Reid Jr. OBC RCA (12 January 1920 – 13 March 1998) (Haida) was a Canadian artist whose works include jewelry, sculpture, screen-printing, and paintings. Producing over one thousand original works during his fifty-year career, Reid is regarded as one of the most significant Northwest Coast artists of the late twentieth century. Some of his major works were featured on the Canadian $20 banknote of the Canadian Journey series (2004–2012).f the Canadian Journey series (2004–2012).
, William Ronald « Bill » Reid (12 janvier 1920 - 13 mars 1998) est un artiste canadien qui s'est illustré principalement dans les domaines de la sculpture, de la gravure et de la joaillerie.
, William Ronald Reid, noto come Bill Reid ( … William Ronald Reid, noto come Bill Reid (Victoria, 12 gennaio 1920 – Vancouver, 13 marzo 1998), è stato un artista canadese il cui lavoro include opere di gioielleria, sculture e dipinti. The Spirit of Haida Gwaii Non appena fu possibile, Reid fece richiesta per essere riconosciuto appartenente all'etnia dei nativi americani. Prima che la legge cambiasse, non era possibile che i figli di madre nativa americana e padre di origini europee potessero essere riconosciuti come nativi.potessero essere riconosciuti come nativi.
, William (Bill) Ronald Reid, Jr., OBC (12 januari 1920 – 13 maart 1998) was een Canadese kunstenaar wiens werk juwelen, sculpturen, zeefdrukken en schilderijen omvatte. Werk van Reid is afgebeeld op het Canadese 20 dollarbiljet.
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بيل ريد
, Bill Reid
, Bill Reid (Künstler)
, ビル・リード
, Μπιλ Ρηντ
, Bill Reid (kunstenaar)
, Billy Reid
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