Director's foreword / Kathleen S. Bartels -- Chief's foreword / James Hart, Chief 7Idansuu -- Haida traditions :Xaaydas Giinaa.G̲a -- Creating for culture : Edenshaw's Haida roots and cultural transformations / Nika Collison -- The power of narrative : Gyaehlandáa -- The Bear Mother story / Stacey Brown -- Kuugan Jaad, Mouse Woman / Robert Charles Davidson -- The story of the blind halibut fisherman / Guujaaw -- The story of the lazy son-in-law / James Hart -- How Raven gave females their tsaw / Terri-Lynn Williams-Davidson -- Charles Edenshaw and the development of narrative structure in nineteenth-century Haida art / Alan Hoover -- Distinct style : Gina isda aadaga -- Will the real Charles Edensaw please stand up? : the problem of attribution in Northwest Coast Indian art / Bill Holm -- Da.a.xiigang, Charles Edenshaw, Master Carpenter / Robert Charles Davidson -- Placing style : a look at Charles Edershaw's bracelets through time / Bill McLennan and Karen Duffek -- Charles Edenshaw and melting glaciers / Robin K. Wright -- New forms : Gina aadaga -- Eagles and elephants : cross-cultural influences in the time of Charles Edenshaw / Kathryn Bunn-Marcuse -- A "novel and modern" artist : Charles Edenshaw / Aldona Jonaitis -- Influences and legacies : Giinaa.Ga -- Edenshaw's legacy in contemporary art / Daina Augaitis -- Chronology / Robin K. Wright and Mandy Ginson -- Selected bibliography -- Notes on contributors -- List of works in exhibition -- Photography credits -- Lenders to the exhibition -- Acknowledgements.