The image displays a tall, carved wooden totem pole standing prominently in a vibrant, lush garden or park setting. The totem pole features a stylized face near its top, painted with bold red, black, light blue, and white, showcasing distinct eyes, a wide mouth, and carved teeth. Below the face, the pole includes carved arm-like sections with detailed hands. The rest of the pole exhibits a natural, weathered grey-brown wood texture. The totem pole is surrounded by diverse and dense greenery. This includes broad-leafed plants, some variegated with cream and green patterns, alongside ferns and other green shrubs. Small clusters of delicate light purple flowers and darker red/purple blossoms are interspersed throughout the foliage. In the background, trees with slender branches and fresh green leaves provide a soft, verdant backdrop, suggesting an outdoor environment during daylight, likely under diffused or overcast lighting conditions. At the base of the totem pole, to the right, a rectangular bronze-colored plaque is mounted on a moss-covered rock or base. The text on the plaque reads: "MAQUABEAK TOTEM / DOROTHY MAQUABEAK FRANCIS, C.M. / for a lifetime of service in humanity / Member of the Order of Canada, / Social Reformer, Author, "Native Dancer," / Artist, Teacher, Baha'i, Respected Elder / "We are the fruits of one tree and the leaves of one branch." / Carved by Norbert Courville / 100W." The totem pole serves as a memorial, located in New Westminster, Canada. in New Westminster, Canada

MVerno

Apr 28, 2026

New Westminster, Canada

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Stake attention in this memory

mysterious

respectful

ancient

calm

majestic

The image displays a tall, carved wooden totem pole standing prominently in a vibrant, lush garden or park setting. The totem pole features a stylized face near its top, painted with bold red, black, light blue, and white, showcasing distinct eyes, a wide mouth, and carved teeth. Below the face, the pole includes carved arm-like sections with detailed hands. The rest of the pole exhibits a natural, weathered grey-brown wood texture. The totem pole is surrounded by diverse and dense greenery. This includes broad-leafed plants, some variegated with cream and green patterns, alongside ferns and other green shrubs. Small clusters of delicate light purple flowers and darker red/purple blossoms are interspersed throughout the foliage. In the background, trees with slender branches and fresh green leaves provide a soft, verdant backdrop, suggesting an outdoor environment during daylight, likely under diffused or overcast lighting conditions. At the base of the totem pole, to the right, a rectangular bronze-colored plaque is mounted on a moss-covered rock or base. The text on the plaque reads: "MAQUABEAK TOTEM / DOROTHY MAQUABEAK FRANCIS, C.M. / for a lifetime of service in humanity / Member of the Order of Canada, / Social Reformer, Author, "Native Dancer," / Artist, Teacher, Baha'i, Respected Elder / "We are the fruits of one tree and the leaves of one branch." / Carved by Norbert Courville / 100W." The totem pole serves as a memorial, located in New Westminster, Canada.

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