CANNERY DOCK #1 Watercolor original She spent her early childhood

She spent her early childhood in the rural parts of the state

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CANNERY DOCK #1 Watercolor original She spent her early childhoodPrint size: 11 1 4" x 17" This piece shows a gillnetter selling his fish at the cannery or cold storage, where the dock workers hoist the fish up in the brailer bags from the fish hold. The dock, like many old Alaska docks, has lots of old piping and other forgotten stuff underneath, and the pilings are covered with barnacles and mussels. Tom Crestodina, an Alaskan fisherman, began making cutaway drawings in 2011 to connect with his young son, Franio,