"Raven and the First Men" (sculpture)

"Raven and the First Men" is a renowned sculpture by artist George Sewell, inspired by Indigenous stories of the Pacific Northwest. It depicts the legendary moment when the first humans emerged from a clamshell, guided by the Raven, a central figure in many Indigenous cultures. The sculpture captures the dynamic and intimate scene of the creature and the newly formed people, blending naturalistic detail with mythological significance. Located at the Museum of Anthropology in Vancouver, it celebrates Indigenous storytelling and cultural heritage, emphasizing the deep connection between nature, myth, and community.