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A common subject of Norval Morrisseau’s paintings is the shaman character, a partial backup for his nickname “The Shaman Artist”. In this painting, “Moon River”, Morrisseau, depicts a shaman surrounded by various animal figures, conveying the unity with nature that shamans posses. The concept of a moon river is often associated with healing and serenity, and the artist’s use of deep greens and blues is a visual manifestation of these feelings.
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