Born in New Westminister, Canada on May 6, 1898, Dudley Carter
was the son of a woodsman. He was six years old when he began
helping out in his father's lumber camp.
Raised among the totem-carving Kwaquit and Tlingit tribes, he took part
in their ceremonies. About 1929, he moved to Seattle where he had
art lessons at the Cornish School and studied sculpture at the Art
Institute.
Moving to California in the mid-1930s, he lived in San Francisco and
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