Thursday, February 26, 2009

Changing Faces of Ritchie "Stardreamer" Sinclair (Part III)

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>>> NORVAL MORRISSEAU BLOG & Protecting the Legacy of Norval Morrisseau continues...
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"Storyteller", 20"x16", © 1982 Norval Morrisseau
> Originally sold at Coghlan Art Studio & Gallery in 2003
/Offered for sale on eBay in 2008/
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>>> The above artwork is an original painting by Norval Morrisseau which was sold as such at Coghlan Art Studio & Gallery in 2003. This information is confirmed per conversation with Mr. Bryant Ross, who is the gallery director of Coghlan Art Studio & Gallery, and Spirit Walker on 'Skype' in 2008. Also confirmed per Spirit Walker's conversation with a collector who purchased the painting 'Storyteller' from the Coghlan Art Studio & Gallery in 2003 and offered it for sale on eBay in 2008.

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It is interesting that Mr. Bryant Ross considers 'questionable' works as qenerally dark and ugly and that you do not need to be an expert to pick out these 'abominations' (the adjective Norval Morrisseau used for them**). He also states that they do not show the colour palette of a master painter like Norval Morrisseau and at his website www.coghlanart.com (go to the 'The Morrisseau Chronicles' > 'Question of Authenticity') he directs readers to visit www.morrrisseau.com for comparison between 'questionable' and authentic works of Norval Morrisseau.
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** - according to Mr. Bryant Ross
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Screen capture from www.morrisseau.com (25-FEB-2009) of an original painting by Norval Morrisseau titled "Storyteller" sold by the Coghlan Art Studio & Gallery in 2003 and labelled "Inferior Counterfeit Morrisseau" - by the opinion of Norval Morrisseau protege, Ritchie "Stardreamer" Sinclair in 2008; or click HERE (NOTICE FOR THE "COURT FILE No. CV-08-00366828" HAS BEEN OMITTED FOR THE PRESENTATION OF THIS POSTING!)
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Blog Master's Comment: The reason why I started this blog 15 months ago was due to false statements made by Kinsman Robinson Galleries, Coghlan Art Studio & Gallery and individuals closely associated with Norval Morrisseau regarding paintings in question. I felt the need to create a platform that will speak for Norval when this priviledge to speak for himself was put in the hands of others that were only interested in their personal financial gain by putting the Legacy of Norval Morrisseau aside.
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I am dissapointed that Norval Morrisseau Heritage Society is not honouring their mission statement which states:
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"The Norval Morrisseau Heritage Society was established at the request of Norval Morrisseau to research, document and preserve his artistic achievement and protect the integrity of his art. It seeks to achieve this mission by establishing and maintaining a registry of his works, publishing and updating a catalogue raisonne of his artistic output and providing the necessary expertise to authenticate his art."
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-Why are they silent? Is their silence approval for what has been presented on www.morrisseau.com? If they truly care in "protecting the integrity of Norval Morrisseau's art" they would need to speak up. Their silence is hurting the legacy of the man they are supposed to protect and the longer they wait to publish a public statement regarding this matter presented herein, the longer the legacy of Norval Morrisseau will suffer.
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This website www.morrisseau.com is a disservice to Norval Morrisseau, his legacy and the people of Canada. It is full of lies put forth by the people who have little or no expertise to judge the authenticity of Norval Morrisseau's and who are acting only for greed of others using false histories as their methods of deception.
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I am a strong believer that Norval Morrisseau's Legacy belongs to his people "the Great Ojibway" and to family that bears his name - Morrisseau Family.
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"May the truth be told and known to all"
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Megwetch

Spirit Walker
/spiritwalker2008@gmail.com /

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>>> IMPORTANT NOTE: The captures of my findings proves one thing only. That Mr. Sinclair is well aware of his 'hypocritical and lying past activities' which have come to the fore in real time 'cought red-handed' as it were in trying to cover up his scheme of 'Norval Morrisseau Art Market Devaluation Attack' but was unsuccessful at deleting critical and damning evidence supporting his slanderous activities. In my opinion also shows that Mr. Bryant Ross who is the gallery director of Coghlan Art Studio & Gallery cannot be trusted neither due to his contadictory statements presented in this posting and throughout the NORVAL MORRISSEAU BLOG.
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>>> CLOSING STATEMENT: Created by world-renowned Canadian Aboriginal painter Norval Morrisseau, the 'Androgyny' was installed In the Office of the Secretary to the Governor General (OSGG) in the Rideau Hall (Ottawa) that replaced Charlottetown Revisited, a work created by the Jean Paul Lemieux, which has been on loan from the Confederation Centre of the Arts since 2006.
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The loan of 'Androgyny' to Rideau Hall is made possible thanks to a partnership with the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, and the Indian and Inuit Art Centre. The piece will be on display until 2011 and will be seen by everyone visiting Rideau Hall.

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"In my opinion the Government of Canada could have honoured Norval Morrisseau in a much better way if they had investigated these issues themselves through legal authorities at their disposal. The legacy and great body of artwork by the late Norval Morrisseau is a 'National Treasure' that will honour the commitment made by the Canadian Government in regards to our unique and diverse cultural heritage to be enjoyed by future generations of Canadians".
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>>> Reference postings:

- Changing Faces of Ritchie "Stardreamer" Sinclair (Part I)
- Changing Faces of Ritchie "Stardreamer" Sinclair (Part II)
- Blog Master's Public Address V,
- Blog Master's Public Address VI,
- Morrisseau History Detective Stories (Part I),

- Morrisseau History Detective Stories (Part II),
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Morrisseau History Detective Stories (Part III),

- Norval Morrisseau Signature Study (Part I),
- Norval Morrisseau Signature Study (Part II),
- Norval Morrisseau Signature Study (Part III),
- Norval Morrisseau Signature Study (Part IV),
- Norval Morrisseau Signature Study (Part V),
- Norval Morrisseau Signature Study (Part VI),
- Norval Morrisseau Signature Study (Part VII),
- www.NorvalMorrisseauLegalDefenceFund.com &
- Justice for Norval Morrisseau Found. -
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* The painting in this posting: "Storyteller", 20"x16", © 1982 Norval Morrisseau /Private Collection/

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

Wow, SpiritWalker is really force feeding the truth to the doubters!
Good job. Its nice to see truth prevail!

Jessy

Anonymous said...

Star Dreamer really showed his true colours.
It took sometime but Ritchie finally got burned.

M.B.

Anonymous said...

Its not looking good for Star Dreamer. I wanted to say that I think its really childish to have his website up and running for the sole purpose of slandering original Morrisseau's and the individuals that possess them.
It seems that KRG and Star Dreamer are very similar in alot of ways.
Its refreshing to see this website is all about the preservation of the late Nroval Morrisseau and his art works.
Its a joy to visit on a daily basis.
Thank you for all your work and effort in this cause.

Anderson Houzer
Paris,France

Anonymous said...

Ritchie Sinclair is nothing but a sheep in wolves clothing. Your true colours have been revealed Ritchie.
Shame on you and shame on the gallery you hold hands with.

E.Davidson

Anonymous said...

I just came back from Ritchie Sin-clair's website and I must say this man is little crazy.
He has Jack Pollock as a joined member? Jack Pollock has been dead for over 17 years Ritchie?
I don't think that Norval,David,Christian and Eugene Morrisseau signed up for your 'BOGUS' website either...lol
'Norval has passed away too ritchie...'

keep in mind folks Ritchie is the kind of person who is thinking that "if I can't sell my art...then no one else will either"
Grow up Ritchie Sin-clair.

M09.11.65M

Anonymous said...

Ritchie looks to be in serious trouble here.
At least we have SpiritWalker to lead us to the truth!

Marchall D.

Anonymous said...

Interesting that this painting was sold at Coghlan and then on ebay and yet its on Sinclairs site as a inferior fake. I dont think that a gallery that represented Norval while he was alive would sell a fake painting. That would be shooting himself in the back.
Think about it Ritchie.

Patricia