Statues

A carved wooden figure of a lumber worker on a rough wooden base, presumably belonging to Herb Doman. The figure is stooped and bearded and wears a work shirt, pants with suspenders, work boots and a wide-brimmed hat. The figure holds a double bit splitting axe in his right hand and holds a two-man crosscut saw in his left hand balanced over his left shoulder. White string is tied around the figure's left boot. The figure sits on a glass surface near a brick wall with a window.

A carved stone statue by Fran Jenkins of an otter perched on a rough piece of rock. Cut from the same piece of stone, the otter is polished and has a dark surface, while the rock is rough and notched and has a grey surface. A plaque is set into the rock portion of the statue with a dedication to the Doman Group from the Royal Bank of Canada. The statue sits on a wooden mantelpiece with some other Herb's other accolades, including the plaque presented to him by the Nanaimo Harbour Commission and a framed photograph of unidentified people holding autumn leaves. Royal Bank of Canada is a Canadian multinational financial services company founded in 1864. Fran Jenkins is a Canadian artist who was born in 1933.

Creator: Bodalia, Chandra

Photograph of a statue of Rabindranath Tagore at a protest, likely inside the Consulate General of India in Vancouver, B.C.

Located in Downtown Vancouver, the Consulate General of India provides the following services: passport, emergency certificates, visa, emergency visa, OCI/PIO, police clearance certificate, renunciation of Indian nationality, attestation, and other services.