These art prints and posters capture the beauty and simplicity of Native Americans. Their way of life is passing from present view, but the impact of their culture touches all of us. I hope we may be granted the wisdom to take the best to our hearts and integrate it into our lives as best we can.
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Maiden by Raphael BeckThis beautiful print measures 16-1/2 by 24-1/2 inches framed. Framed Price: $35.95 Price, Unframed: $11.95 |
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PrincessThis beautiful print measures 16-1/2 by 24-1/2 inches framed. Framed Price: $35.95 Price, Unframed: $11.95 |
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Princess in the Moonlight by F. R. HarperThis beautiful print measures 16-1/2 by 19-1/2 inches framed. Framed Price: $23.95 Price, Unframed: $11.95 |
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Link to the Past by Cheryl EnglishOverall size is 16 by 12 inches. Image size is 12 by 8-1/2 inches. Price: $17.95 |
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Enduring Culture by Cheryl EnglishOverall size is 16 by 12 inches. Image size is 12 by 8-1/2 inches. Price: $17.95 |
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A Look Back in Time by Cheryl EnglishOverall size is 16 by 12 inches. Image size is 12 by 8-1/2 inches. Price: $17.95 |
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Traditions Endure by Cheryl EnglishOverall size is 18 by 24 inches. Image size is 12 by 18-1/4 inches. Price: $23.95 |
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Feast Day At Acoma, 1904 Photo by Edward CurtisThis print is from a photograph by famed western photographer Edward Curtis. He traveled the west creating a photographic record of life as it existed in the early twentieth century. Here we see Pueblo Indians, in the early morning light, gathering to celebrate one of their feast days. Acoma is the longest inhabited city in the United States. Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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Canon de Chelly, Arizona - Navaho, 1904 Photo by Edward CurtisThis stunning desert landscape is located on the Navaho lands in Arizona (pronounced (Canyon de Shay). The tremendous size of the bluffs can be seen as a backdrop for the riders. Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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Dancing to Restore an Eclipsed Moon - Kwakiutl, 1914 Photo by Edward CurtisThe Kwakiutl inhabit the area of British Columbia. Their villages were typical of the Northwest Coast, with large cedar plank houses and intricately carved totem poles, representing the animals with whom a particular family might be religiously associated. Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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Navaho Potter I by Diana MartinThis young Navaho woman sits in the desert sand beside her collection of pots. Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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Navaho Potter II by Diana MartinThis young Navaho woman sits in the desert sand beside her collection of pots. Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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Indian Vases I by Steven LeeThis shelf holds a collection of treasures; two jars, a plate, a woven basket and a peace pipe. Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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Indian Vases II by Steven LeeThis shelf holds a collection of treasures; two jars, a plate, a small carved figure and a woven blanket. Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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Flower Cactus by T ColemanThe cactus in the foreground of this picture are getting ready to bloom. Beside them lie broken pottery jars. In the background is an adobe pueblo. This print measures 16 by 20 inches. Ready to frame. Price: $11.95 |
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Finger Cactus by T ColemanThis beautiful 8 by 10 inch art print pictures a southwest landscape. In the foreground are broken pottery jars that have been left beside a cactus that is getting ready to bloom. This type of cactus has beautiful blossoms that mature into a fruit that is quite edible and sweet. The adobe American Indian village in the background in set against majestic mountains. This print combines well with "Pottery in Southwest Landscape" also listed. Ready to frame. Price: $3.95 |
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Pottery In Southwest Landscape by T ColemanThis 8 by 10 inch art print pictures several broken pottery jars abandoned in the desert. In the desert background is an American Indian adobe village set against a background of mountains. This print combines well with "Finger Cactus" also listed. Ready to frame. Price: $3.95 |
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Indian Maiden In CanoeThis lovely Native American girl paddles a birch bark canoe across a glassy lake. The deep forest behind her parts to reveal a glimpse of sky. This scene is reminiscent of the Northeast Native American lifestyle of two centuries in the past. Ready to frame. Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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Indian Maiden Wrapped in Blanket by GarciaThis beautiful Native American girl wears a beaded headdress. Her hair flows in loose tendril about her head and she wears petit point turquoise ornaments with turquoise, coral and white bone or shell hishi beads. She wears a white doeskin dress and is wrapped in a hand woven blanket. This 8 by 10 inch art print is ready to frame. Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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Indian Maiden Wrapped in Blanket II by GarciaThis beautiful Native American girl's hair flows in loose tendril about her head and she is wrapped in a hand made quilt in the star pattern. This beautiful, new Western art print is ready to frame. Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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Indian Maiden Wrapped in Blanket III by GarciaThis beautiful Native American girl's hair flows in loose tendril about her head and she is wrapped in a hand made quilt in the star pattern. This beautiful, new Western art print is ready to frame. Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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Bear's Belly - Arkara, 1908 by Edward CurtisThis art print is from a photograph by renowned photographer Edward S. Curtis. Curtis specialized in capturing American Indians in their native costumes. This one is of the Arkara warrior Bear's Belly. He wears a bear skin robe. Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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Iron Breast - Piegan, 1900 by E. CurtisThis print from a photograph by Edward S. Curtis pictures Iron Breast in full costume with buffalo horn headdress. His leggings decorated with bells, he proudly holds his steel tomahawk. Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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Mosa - Mohave, 1903 Edward CurtisThe serene and majestic beauty of Native Americans are nowhere more compellingly captured than in the lens of Edward S. Curtis. This art print of his 1903 photograph of a Mohave woman reveals the quiet gentility of this people. Although they have always been a peaceful tribe, the average Mohave brave stood 6 foot tall in the 1600's when Spanish Conquistadors wandered into their lands in the southwest. The Spanish, who averaged 5 foot 3 inches in height, fled in terror from these giants. It probably added to their fearsome appearance that they practiced the art of tattooing and even in the mid-1900's there were still many Mohave women who had facial tattoos. This print is ready to frame. Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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Chief Joseph - Nez Perce, 1903 by Edward CurtisThis Nez Perce chief is remembered for his immortal speech when his tribe laid down their weapons and began the long trek from their homes in the Midwest toward the West coast. This photograph is another which immortalizes Edward S. Curtis as a great photographer of our Native American tribes. This art print is ready to frame. Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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Ladder Pottery Art PrintThis art print pictures Southwestern pottery in an adobe room with the shadow of a ladder falling against the wall behind them. Ready to frame. Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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Pueblo Pottery Art PrintThis art print pictures Southwestern pottery and baskets in an adobe room looking out on a Pueblo village. Ready to frame. Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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The Last Buffalo by Ruane ManningThe mainstay of life for the Plains Indians was the buffalo. He provided them food, clothing, and shelter. This member of the bison family roamed the central American plains in numbers beyond imagining. This large male stands on a rocky promontory. In the sunset reddened clouds behind him you can see the faces of Native Americans. This beautiful 16 by 20 inch print is from a painting by Ruane Manning. Ready to frame. Price: $7.95 |
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Smudging from Chief SeattleThis art print pictures two Native Americans. One is holding a shallow bowl of smoking coals in one hand and feathers in the other. It looks as though he might be using the feathers to make drawings or marks on the wall before him. In the lower left corner is a quotation:
Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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Broken Promises from Chief Red CloudThis art print pictures a Native American holding a peace pipe, gazing at it in contemplation. Behind him is an American flag. Superimposed on the picture is the following quotation:
Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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Native American 10 CommandmentsThis inspirational art print pictures and elderly Native American man wrapped in a robe and holding a peace pipe. Beside him are listed the following: Native American CommandmentsThe Earth is our Mother, care for her Price, 8 by 10: $3.95 Price, 16 by 20: $7.95 |
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Wearing the War Bonnet by Ruane ManningThis 16 by 20 inch art print pictures a Native American in traditional costume. Behind him is a collage of the traditional life, now lost forever. The buffalo, the eagle, lofty mountains and streams. Ready to frame. Price: $7.95 |
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The Old Chief by Ruane ManningThis elderly Native American chief sits gazing steadily with dignity. Behind him spreads the Western plains that were his home. You can see the sorrow and resignation in his expression. This beautiful 16 by 20 inch art print is from a painting by Ruane Manning. Ready to frame. Price: $7.95 |
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The Last Warrior by Ruane ManningThis beautiful 16 by 20 inch print is from a painting by Ruane Manning. It pictures a Plains warrior sitting astride his pony. He holds his ceremonial lance decorated with eagle feathers, as is his war bonnet. The horse looks ahead across the scene from a rocky cliff, but his rider gazes directly toward you, in defiance. A stunning picture, ready to frame. Price: $7.95 |
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Watering the HorsesThese Indians pause beside a riverbank to water their horses. The sky is pink with the rising sun. This 22 by 28 inch art print is ready to frame. Price: $19.95 |
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War Party I by AmpelThis 8 by 10 inch art print pictures a war party decked out in war paint and mounted on their ponies. This print is also available in 16 by 20 inch size. Ready to frame. Price: $3.95 |
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War Party II by AmpelThis 8 by 10 inch art print pictures a war party decked out in war paint and mounted on their ponies. This print is also available in 16 by 20 inch size. Ready to frame. Price: $3.95 |
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