^Lot 33 Attributed to Ollie Anderson (Métis) and Another Signed Work, Group of Two Framed Prints

A grouped lot of tree framed works on paper. The first is a detailed black-and-white Indigenous family scene, likely by Ollie Anderson, showing an elder woman, a male figure in profile, children, a teepee, and a raven overhead. The reverse bears a presentation inscription reading, “To Elenor / Thank You / So much for / all you’ve done / for us. / Ollie / and kids.” A 1990 profile in Alberta Native News identifies Ollie Anderson as a Métis artist whose practice included ink, pencil, watercolor, air brush, and chalks, and notes that her work often drew on Native history and culture, which fits this image closely