Phillips depicts the vibrant pageantry of the annual Indigenous celebrations in Banff. His masterful watercolor technique captures the rich colors of traditional regalia against the stunning Rocky Mountain backdrop. This work highlights Canada’s Indigenous cultural heritage and its deep connection to the country’s iconic national park.
Walter J. Phillips (1884–1963) was a master of woodblock printing and watercolour, known for his fine depictions of Canadian landscapes, particularly in the Prairies and Rocky Mountains, influencing printmaking in Canada.
