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The matriarch of four generations of Passamaquoddy basketweavers, Molly Neptune Parker began weaving baskets at a young age, using the scraps of ash wood that fell to the floor as her mother worked. Today, Parker leads efforts to share this tradition with young people, encouraging the continuance of this art form for generations to come.
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| Source | NEA NATIONAL HERITAGE FELLOWSHIPS Portraits by Tom Pich page 6 |
| Author | Tom Pich, a native New Yorker and professional photographer for over 30 years has specialized in the corporate sector of Wall Street. In the late eighties he covered assignments for the National Football League, Major League Baseball, and U.S. Olympics for a variety of publications. Over the past 25 years, in addition to his commercial work, he has photographed National Heritage Fellows and Jazz Masters for the National Endowment for the Arts and assignments for the Smithsonian. |
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