JIM OSKINEEGISH " Crow " Special Edition Canvas SIZES 12" x 18" in size MINT CONDITION First Nations Canvas Stretched 16" x 24" in size MINT CONDITION First Nations Canvas Stretched 20" x 30" in size MINT CONDITION First Nations Canvas Unstretched 24" x 36" in size MINT CONDITION First Nations Canvas Unstretched Cultural Background: Ojibwe, Eabametoong First Nation (Fort Hope), Ontario Jim Oskineegish is an Ojibwe artist who is a registered member of the Eabametoong First Nation which is located in northwestern Ontario, Canada. Jim paints in the Shamanistic Woodland Style using bold lines and bright colors. He loves to paint legends and stories of his people and hopes that his art can bridge a universal understanding of love, faith, and unity. “I want to promote positive Ahnisnabae culture to the world.” Jim has post-secondary instruction in the field of visual arts and has further developed his own unique and distinctive style. If Jim can evoke a response or emotion from the viewer, then he feels that he is successful in the world of contemporary art. While in attendance at Lakehead University, he was awarded the Framing Experience Award during the Lakehead University Juried Student Art Exhibition in 1990-1992. Subsequently, he was awarded the Thunder Bay Society of Architects Award during the Lakehead University Juried Student Art Exhibition in 1991-1992. Phone us toll-free at 1-877-265-4555 anywhere in N. America - anytime! We are authorized dealers with almost every publisher in N. America and know we can list world-class artists at remarkable prices !! We offer FREE pick-up of winning items at our Canmore Art gallery located in Canada's beautiful Rocky Mountains. Shipping is done in some of the best-built, strong boxes ever seen - always completely insured. Any problems and we ship a new piece immediately - no cost to you!! Think we have superior service, come check out our ART COUNTRY CANADA Gallery on your next visit to BANFF NATIONAL PARK. Check our website for the gallery map and address! We accept pay pal and anyone can call into the gallery with a visa or MasterCard. We try to ship the same day, but some items may ship the following week. Shipping Information All items are completely insured to arrive in MINT condition! We ship in some of the strongest boxes in the industry! We combine shipping daily, on almost every item. 1-877-265-4555 Art Country Canada Gallery Art Country Canada Rocky Mountain Art Gallery 729 Main Street Canmore, Alberta T1W 2B2 TERMS OF SERVICE ETSY is one side of our business, having a fine art gallery we are able to custom frame most items in our gallery. We work hard to do business the old-fashioned way, we treat all customers as if they are family. We answer emails courteously and are fair in all our dealings. We have a toll-free number for easy service. Please feel free to contact us at any time, with any questions or comments. We make every effort to answer all emails as quickly as possible. WORLDWIDE SHIPPING We sell and ship worldwide, so please email us for a quote to any location, we dropship to any address if it is a gift. We charge shipping based on the Canadian Postal System and all items are sent fully insured. METHODS OF PAYMENT We accept Paypal which accepts major credit cards, or we also take Credit Cards Directly over the phone, (MC, VISA,). We accept whatever method is most convenient for you. We ask all auctions to be paid for in the fastest possible time frame. LOCAL PICK UP We encourage customers to pick up items at our gallery. Authorized Greenwich Workshop Dealer / Mill Pond Press Dealer / Somerset Publishing Dealer / Wild Wings Dealer and many more

The First Nations of Canada have history that includes rich and vibrant traditions, culture, stories, and artwork. Be inspired for your own art project.

Canadian Native Flag / First Nations Flag The Canadian Native Flag was designed by Kwakwaka’wakw artist Curtis Wilson.  His design for the flag is meant to represent First Nations in Canada to the public. We hope this Indigenous Peoples flag brings a better understanding of the First Nations of Canada and a vision for a unified Canada that still revels in its diversity and history rooted by the Indigenous Peoples and First Nations Tribes. Product Details: Artist: Curtis Wilson of the Kwakwaka’wakw Fabric: Polyknit or Nylon (210D Nylon RT) Accessories: Rope and Toggle

LON FRENCH " Trickster " Special Edition Sizes 12" x 18" in size MINT CONDITION First Nations Canvas Gallery Stretched 16" x 24" in size MINT CONDITION First Nations Canvas Gallery Stretched 20" x 30" in size MINT CONDITION First Nations Canvas Unstretched 24" x 36" in size MINT CONDITION First Nations Canvas Unstretched AUTHENTIC INDIGENOUS. Artist's cultural background: Haida. Also available as art cards, matted art cards, and matted and framed art cards. The artist or copyright holder has been paid from the sale of this product. Made and printed in Canada. I’m a Haida graphic artist and have been creating Haida art since 2012. At that time, I decided I needed to change the direction of my life. This is when I started learning about my family from Haida Gwaii. I researched Haida art and learned the basic forms. Then I started playing with designs and developed my own style. That style has evolved and continues to evolve the more I create new work. I have tried to stay true to the traditional Haida style and have for the most part, but I feel that to grow as an artist I must be open to change. As I continue on my new path, I try new things and learn more about tradition and this is reflected in my work. I’m mainly a self-taught artist but I was also taught for a short time by George Hunt Jr. at S J Willis Secondary back in the early 1980’s. I hope you enjoy my designs and follow my journey of discovery in the world of Haida art. Phone us toll-free at 1-877-265-4555 anywhere in N. America - anytime! We are authorized dealers with almost every publisher in N. America and know we can list world-class artists at remarkable prices !! We offer FREE pick-up of winning items at our Canmore Art gallery located in Canada's beautiful Rocky Mountains. Shipping is done in some of the best-built, strong boxes ever seen - always completely insured. Any problems and we ship a new piece immediately - no cost to you!! Think we have superior service, Come check out our ART COUNTRY CANADA Gallery on your next visit to BANFF NATIONAL PARK. Check our website for the gallery map and address! We accept pay pal and anyone can call into the gallery with a visa or MasterCard. We try to ship the same day, but some items may ship the following week. Shipping Information All items are completely insured to arrive in MINT condition! We ship in some of the strongest boxes in the industry! We combine shipping daily, on almost every item. 1-877-265-4555 Art Country Canada Gallery Art Country Canada Rocky Mountain Art Gallery 729 Main Street Canmore, Alberta T1W 2B2 TERMS OF SERVICE ETSY is one side of our business, having a fine art gallery we are able to custom frame most items in our gallery. We work hard to do business the old-fashioned way, we treat all customers as if they are family. We answer emails courteously and are fair in all our dealings. We have a toll-free number for easy service. Please feel free to contact us at any time, with any questions or comment. We make every effort to answer all emails as quickly as possible. WORLDWIDE SHIPPING We sell and ship worldwide, so please email us for a quote to any location, we dropship to any address if it is a gift. We charge shipping based on the Canadian Postal System and all items are sent fully insured. METHODS OF PAYMENT We accept Paypal which accepts the major credit cards, or we also take Credit Cards Directly over the phone, (MC, VISA,). We accept whatever method is most convenient for you. We ask all auctions to be paid for in the fastest possible time frame. LOCAL PICK UP We encourage customers to pick up items at our gallery. Authorized Greenwich Workshop Dealer / Mill Pond Press Dealer / Somerset Publishing Dealer / Wild Wings Dealer and many more

Поездка к настоящим индейцам в резервацию - одно из самых ярких впечатлений о Канаде. Друг моего тогдашнего мужа – писатель и режиссер Брайан Маракл, могок (или могаук) из клана Черепахи. Между прочим, те самые индейцы, давшие название прическе, которая на русском «ирокез», а на английском –…

Jackie Traverse is a multi-disciplinary First Nation female artist who calls the city of Winnipeg home. A large portion of her work contains a combination of popular and traditional cultural reflections, which she portrays through her knowledge of urban living, contemporary visual art, traditional craft, and her own cultural practices. She works in many mediums from painting in oils and acrylics to mixed media, sculpture and stop motion animation. Traverse is widely known in art communities across Canada. Her paintings, drawings, documentaries, and sculptures speak to realities of being an Aboriginal woman. She has created stop-motion animation on missing and murdered women in Canada, another on the sixties scoop titled “Two Scoops” and “Empty” a tribute to her estranged mother. Jackie is deeply moved by the injustices faced by First Nations people. She is committed to her community and teaches art in public schools, which bring together the traditional teachings of the First Nations to various cultures.

This set of art projects incorporates painting, oil pastels, printmaking and carving to study six different artists in Canada who identify as First Nations or Métis through creating a piece of art inspired by George Littlechild, Bill Reid, Dana Standinghorn, Jason Carter, Benjamin Chee Chee and Leah Dorian. This inspiring product includes: six different art projects (each one can usually be completed within a few hours from start to the end of clean-up). complete lesson plans with step-by-step instructions with modifications to differentiate for your students (or your available supplies). photographs of student examples. reflection pages for students in English and French. instructions to minimize prep work and clean up. art projects designed for the "not-an-art-teacher" generalist. Take a look at the preview for a materials list. Two of these projects include studying the work of the artist from their books. While the lessons can be done without these books, they certainly enhance the quality of the lessons. If you cannot find the exact titles, any work illustrated by these artists can work (and the books make a wonderful addition to any collection). What is the Most Wonderful Thing About Horses? by Richard van Camp The Giving Tree: A Traditional Métis Story retold by Leah Dorian. Their books are available in most public libraries or online. The painting project inspired by Metis Artist Leah Dorian can be found in our store for free. If you like the style of these art lessons, you should check out the rest of our products that combine art with other subject areas. And if you're looking for more art projects: Plants Inspired Art Projects Artists of Canada Landscapes & Geography Light and Shadow Inspired Art Projects Winter Art Projects Upcycled Art Projects Halloween Art Projects * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * FOLLOW US TO GET THE LATEST! Please let us know how this product works for you by rating it or providing comments. You'll get TpT credits to use toward future purchases. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * What our customers have said about this product: ***Love this! Thank you. Fits in with my First Nations curriculum. Such great ideas (Thank you Cc T!) ***A great bunch of art ideas tied to curriculum. A great resource for social and art teachers! Thanks! (Thanks Tiffany M!) Thank you for your consideration! Happy artwork making from the Brain Ninjas!

As one of Canada’s most acclaimed contemporary artists, Alex Janvier’s prolific artistic output was on full display recently at the National Gallery of Canada (NGC) in the largest and most comprehensive retrosp

Well we finished our Headresses in time for Parent/Teacher interviews and here are the results. This project is in relation to the Fur Trade unit Grade 5 are taking in Social Studies. We discussed how furs were often traded for beads to decorate clothing and ceremonial objects. You can click on photo to see larger. Great job Grade 5!! We started out by drawing a head in profile...the kids used a 1/2 sheet of 90lb watercolor paper. I asked them to try and fill the space with the head as we were mounting them on a full sheet of black posterboard. We talked a bit about placement of features....to try and keep the tip of the nose as the center of the head and not the eyes..to extend out with a rounded skull that connects back to the jaw line...to add a jaw line so the head and neck are distiguished from one another. I then asked then to draw a band for the headress that sort of looks like a boomerang and a large circular medallion. We cut these out of white posterboard. You can test the size ...the heads were already cut out and we measured on the posterboard where the forehead was and where we wanted the band to end. This made the sketching out easier. I had printed off some reference photos for them to help them along. Then the painting started. They had to paint the head...the band (it needed to have a design as it was to show beading), the medallion, and then as many feathers as they could fit on another 1/2 sheet of watercolor paper in assorted sizes. The kids are using disk tempera. I also asked them to paint a square of newspaper in at least 2 colors using liquid tempera for the beads we were going to make...you could also use photocopier paper for this. We then cut out all our components. It was easier to paint our feathers uncut and this also decreased the amount of curling when they dried. We then glued our heads down on our black poster board taking care to move our heads to the side giving us room for the headress. Using fine sharpies we added lines to our medallion and band to make it appear beaded...we are trying to alternate our lines like shingles on a roof. We then hold our band up to the head to see where the feathers should go and start gluing them down...here we have a board over the face to help the glue dry flat. We used some real colored feathers as well to help fill out our headress. We then glued our band into place. We took our bead paper and cut it into long triangles. We then took a pencil and began rolling the paper starting with the wide end first. When you are about 1/2 way down the paper apply some glue to the center of the remaining paper. Continue rolling. And then slide the bead off the pencil. We made a hole thru our medallion...strung some beads on a piec of yarn with some pony beads mixed it and knotted our yarn. We then glued our medallion in place on the band about where the ear would be. ...and that was it. We had lots of Leprechaun traps arriving on Tuesday....... but no Leprechauns were caught yesterday although they mixed up everyone's shoes in the classrooms. I'll see you next time with some photos of the school wide art display that was put together for Parent/Teacher interviews. Take care.

JONATHAN ERICKSON " Killer Whale " Special Edition Canvas Sizes 12" x 18" in size MINT CONDITION First Nations Canvas Stretched 16" x 24" in size MINT CONDITION First Nations Canvas Stretched 20" x 30" in size MINT CONDITION First Nations Canvas Unstretched 24" x 36" in size MINT CONDITION First Nations Canvas Unstretched AUTHENTIC INDIGENOUS. Artist's Cultural Background: Gitksan Printed on satin poly-cotton canvas with water-resistant surface. Printed with UV resistant inks. Canvas is printed with pre-selected border. The artist or copyright holder has been paid a royalty for the sale of this product. Printed & made in Canada Cultural Background: Gitksan Born in Terrace, B.C., Jon Erickosn is from the Nak’azdli Band of the Gitksan Nation. In 2011, Jon began working with Haida artist Clarence Mills to learn engraving techniques and form line designs. He then studied under Nisga’a artist, Robert Tait, at Vancouver’s Native Education College in 2012, where he graduated (top of the class) from the college’s Northwest Coast Jewelry Arts Program, receiving the Artistic Achievement Award. After graduation, Jon began volunteering at the college which led him to work as an Instructional Assistant in the Jewelry Arts Program under Robert Tait’s guidance. By 2017, Jon became the Program Coordinator for the Northwest Coast Jewelry Arts Program. “I plan to continue our traditions of storytelling through our art.” Phone us toll free at 1-877-265-4555 anywhere in N. America - anytime ! We are authorized dealers with almost every publisher in N. America and know we can list world class artists at remarkable prices !! We offer FREE pick up of winning items at our Canmore Art gallery located in Canada's beautiful Rocky Mountains. Shipping is done in some of the best built, strong boxes ever seen - always completely insured . Any problems and we ship a new piece immediately - no cost to you!! Think we have superior service, come check out our ART COUNTRY CANADA Gallery on your next visit to BANFF NATIONAL PARK . Check our website for the gallery map and address! We accept pay pal and anyone can call into the gallery with visa or mastercard. We try to ship the same day, but some items may ship the following week. Shipping Information All items are completely insured to arrive in MINT condition! We ship in some of the strongest boxes in the industry! We combine shipping daily, on most every item. 1-877-265-4555 Art Country Canada Gallery Art Country Canada Rocky Mountain Art Gallery 729 Main Street Canmore , Alberta T1W 2B2 TERMS OF SERVICE ETSY is one side of our business, having a fine art gallery we are able to custom frame most items in our gallery. We work hard to do business the old fashioned way, we treat all customers as if they are family. We answer emails courteously and are fair in all our dealings. We have a toll free number for easy service. Please feel free to contact us at anytime, with any question or comment. We make every effort to answer all emails as quickly as possible. WORLDWIDE SHIPPING We sell and ship worldwide, so please email us for a quote to any location, we dropship to any address if it is a gift. We charge shipping based on the Canadian Postal System and all items are sent fully insured. METHODS OF PAYMENT We accept Paypal which accepts the major credit cards, or we also take Credit Cards Directly over the phone, (MC, VISA,). We accept whatever method is most convenient for you. We ask all auctions to be paid for in the fastest possible time frame. LOCAL PICK UP We encourage customers to pick up items at our gallery. Authorized Greenwich Workshop Dealer / Mill Pond Press Dealer / Somerset Publishing Dealer / Wild Wings Dealer and many more

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The First Nations – Canada’s Indigenous People and History Unit “First Nations of Canada” introduces students to the rich diversity of Canada’s First Nations. Students…

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A comprehensive list of original First Nations in North America categorized according to geographical location, culture group, and language family.

Creator advised us not to compare ourselves to each other. We all have a special place within the circle of life. What do you think happens when Tamarack seeks the attention of the Muskeg people? Educator & Series Information Recommended for intermediate students (grades 4-6). The Story of the Tamarack Tree is part of the Strong Stories: Métis series. Strong Stories focus on different First Nation territories from across Canada and the United States. These stories reflect the belief that our stories are the roots of our people, our lands and our cultures. It is from our stories that we grow and become strong and proud. Additional Information 16 pages | 6.00" x 9.00" |  Authors: ● Leah Marie Dorion (Indigenous Canadian; Métis;) Artists: ● Leah Marie Dorion (Indigenous Canadian; Métis;) Language: English Format: Paperback Text Content Territories: Indigenous Canadian; Métis; Grade Levels: 4, 5 and 6 Year Published: 2018

Design by Kwakwaka’wakw Artist Francis Dick. "Hummingbirds are majestic and magical little creatures. They are spiritual guides that carry a blessing in each visit" Microfibre Towel are super absorbent and lint-free, measuring 70 cm x 50 cm FREE SHIPPING orders within Canada are shipped by Canada Post Regular Postage without tracking and takes 7-14 business days. All US orders ship with by Small Packet Air with tracking information. Artists Story: Francis Dick is a contemporary Native artist and a member of the Kwakwaka'wakw Nation. Francis was born in 1959 in ‘Yalis (Alert Bay) into the Musga’makw Dzawada’enuxw Band of Kingcome Inlet. She is a descendant of the Kawadelakala (Supernatural Wolf), who shed his animal form to become the first of the Kingcome people. She is adept in Dzawada'enuxw art style. Francis’s work whether visual, lyrical or verbal is strongly influenced by her cultural heritage. Much of her earlier art contains images of her family’s Kawadelekala legend. Note: Oscardo products are produced to feature the beautiful artwork of many talented artists of the First Nations peoples. Products themselves are not produced in Canada but rather promote awareness to the important work being done by these artists across Canada. Towel | Kitchen Cloth | Hummingbirds Tea Towel | Canadian Indigenous Artist | Native First Nations Artwork

Size: 5" x 7" (inches) Artist: Pam Cailloux Authentic Indigenous Journal: The artist has been paid a royalty on the sale of this product. 80 pages of lined paper with a hard bound cover, elastic closure/bookmark. The artist's name, tribal affiliation, biography and title of the design appear on the back cover. Designed in Canada.

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Are you looking for information on Indigenous Peoples of Canada, that's up-to-date, culturally sensitive, clearly structured, AND has student friendly language? This is it! A complete unit for teaching about Canada's Indigenous people (First Nations). More than 100 pages of detailed, step-by-step lesson plans, informational articles, interactive notebook templates, recording sheets and more! Sample inquiry questions are provided to help guide the learning. What's Included? ♥ Guiding Inquiry Questions - 6 samples are included ♥ Lesson 1: Introduction to Culture - 2-page article - Brainstorming web activity (multiple, differentiated versions) - Venn diagram ♥ Lesson 2: What are Basic Needs? - Brainstorming web - 2-page article (2 levelled versions) - Ticket out the Door - Cut and paste sorting activity ♥ Lesson 3: Indigenous Place Names in Canada - Mapping activity with place names and their meanings for provinces and territories, capital cities, and other communities across Canada - Bonus activity specific to British Columbia ♥ Lesson 4: Indigenous Technology - Powerpoint lesson (also PDF version) - Student prediction and recording sheet - Anchor charts - Student reference handout ♥ Lesson 5: Indigenous Structures - 4 two-page articles (Longhouses, Teepees, Igloos, and Wigwams) - Jigsaw activity with interactive notebook pieces ♥ Lesson 6: Totem Poles - 3 two-page articles (types of totem poles, symbols, colours) - Multiple options for student comprehension ♥ Lesson 7: Indigenous Storytelling - Mentor text suggestions - Lesson plan for students to write their own legends ♥ Lesson 8: Inquiry Research Project - Research project partner planning sheet - Options for student recording pages - Poster blackline master - 2 options for assessment - Student work samples ♥ Lesson 9: Treaties - 2-page article - Numbered Treaties anchor chart - Treaty Vocabulary task - Research project instructions and assessment ♥ Assessment - Study sheet, test, answer key Note: This downloads as a .zip file! For a more detailed preview, or to purchase individual pieces of this unit, click on any text above written in green. Real images are used to supplement the information. Students will gain a fuller understanding of the Indigenous Peoples of Canada, traditionally and in modern-day times. This resource has been created with accuracy and cultural sensitivity in mind. It is in keeping with the recommendations by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. A portion of the proceeds from your purchase will go to support The Orange Shirt Society. Find out more at orangeshirtday.org. This unit perfectly aligns with the Grade 3 Curriculum in British Columbia (BC), but will work great across Canada: Alberta: Grade 5 5.2.2 examine, critically, the ways of life of Aboriginal peoples in Canada by exploring and reflecting upon the following questions and issues: • What do the stories of First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples tell us about their beliefs regarding the relationship between people and the land? (I, CC, TCC, LPP) • How are the Aboriginal cultures and ways of life unique in each of the western, northern, central and eastern regions of Canada? (I, CC, TCC) Saskatchewan: Grade 4 DR4.2 Explain the relationship of First Nations and Métis peoples with the land. a. Investigate the traditional worldviews of First Nations peoples prior to European contact regarding land as an animate object and sustaining life force. b. Research traditional lifestyles of First Nations communities and peoples prior to European contact (e.g., hunting, gathering, movement of people to follow food sources). c. Explore how the traditional worldviews and teachings of First Nations’ Elders regarding land influence the lifestyle of First Nations people today. Manitoba: Grade 5 5-VH-009 Appreciate the contributions of First Peoples to the development of Canada. 5-VH-011 Appreciate the Aboriginal, French, and British heritage of Canada. New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia: Grade 5 5.4.1 Demonstrate an understanding of the diverse societies of First Nations and Inuit in what later became Canada Northwest Territories and Nunavut: Grade 2 Recognize that First Nations and Inuit people are Canada’s original peoples. (Some modifications may need to be required at this grade level.) For a more detailed preview, or if you want a little less? These lessons can be purchased separately: ♥ Indigenous Technology ♥ Totem Poles ♥ Indigenous Structures (Shelters) ♥ Canada's Numbered Treaties You may also be interested in Indigenous Culture Informational Articles which complement this unit: ♥ Blackfoot ♥ Ktunaxa ♥ Inuit ♥ Haida ♥ Haudenosaunee ♥ Coast Salish ♥ Syilx Okanagan Customer Tips: Leave feedback on this item to earn credit toward future TpT purchases! I appreciate your feedback! It gives me the information I need to continue creating high-quality products for your classroom! Be the first to know about my new products and freebies! Look for the green star near my store name and click it to become a follower. You will receive customized e-mail updates about my store! Feel free to e-mail me with any questions about this product at: [email protected] and connect with me for classroom ideas & resources, freebies, and more product details at any or all of the links below! Curriculum Essentials Facebook Instagram ♥ Angela

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Add a personal touch to your heartfelt messages with these breathtaking Art Print Cards featuring celebrated Indigenous artists. Hand-crafted by talented Indigenous artists, each card is a unique masterpiece that allows you to express your emotions in a special way. Perfect for adding to any build-a-box or marketplace purchase, make your next card truly unforgettable! Kurt Flett is an Oji-Cree (Swampy Cree) from Garden Hill First Nation in the Island Lake region of northern Manitoba. Born in 1956, and raised at Garden Hill, Manitoba, he began drawing with pencil crayons around age 11 and was influenced by such artists as Jackson Beardy and Stanley Monias. He worked as a teacher for ten years before pursuing a full-time artistic career in 1986. Kurt's journey would lead him into devoting all of his time doing what he loves – sketching, painting, and illustrating. Kurt joined with fellow community members Jeff Monias and Eddy Munroe in popularizing the Woodland school of Aboriginal art. His work is exhibited across Canada, Europe and the United States, and was strongly influenced by Woodland Cree artistic traditions. A red sun was a characteristic element of his works. He died on the 8th of May 2011, from complications of diabetes. He was buried in the Aboriginal Memorial Gardens.

Algonquin coloring book from artist Frank Poulson Each 8.5 x 11 coloring book features 25 coloring pages based on original pieces of artwork created by the artist; plus information on the artists cultural background, the artists biography and photos. The back cover highlights the original art for reference. The artist or copyright holder has been paid a royalty for the sale of this product. Made in Canada. "Frank Polson is an Algonquin Traditional Artist, member of the Long Point First Nation in Winneway, Québec. As a painter and sculptor, he found his original inspiration in the colourful and symbolic Woodland Art movement. As a true Ashinabe artist, Frank produces works of a unique beauty, relevant to today and in accordance with his heritage." If you want to see more of our items, google ( The Kanata Shop ) For Overseas Shipping to Germany, United Kingdom and Japan please contact me for rates! Buyers Option on loss coverage ( $3.00 per $100.00 ) Fuer meine deutschsprachigen Kunden: Sollten Sie Fragen haben, bitte kontaktieren sie mich. - Vielen Dank! NOTE: APPLIES TO ALL BUYERS Look At all Picture's Closely, What You See Is What You Will Receive, I Do My Best To Get You The Best View Of The Item. (PLEASE ASK ALL AND ANY QUESTIONS?) LOOK AND READ EVERYTHING BEFORE YOU PURCHASE Shipping & Handling, Materials And Expenses Will Be Included In Shipping Fee ( All Customs and or Border Fee's if any are the Buyers Responsibility ) I do offer combined shipping where ever possible - if you purchase more than one item, please wait for the adjusted invoice - Thank you Don't forget to check out my other items

This is a hand handmade drawing of a series, this one is entitled "Le Grand Pic". You will receive a signed matted 8X10 print. $15.00 You can also order it framed for $45.00 Choice of Frames; Black Silver Wood

Leah Marie Dorion’s poetry reflects her deep connection to Mother Earth, which she has had since she was a child. Each poem gently recognizes all that is around us and the importance of being respectful. What is one way that you show respect to Mother Earth? Educator & Series InformationRecommended for intermediate students (grades 4-6). Poems to Honour Mother Earth is part of the Strong Stories: Métis series. Strong Stories focus on different First Nation territories from across Canada and the United States. These stories reflect the belief that our stories are the roots of our people, our lands and our cultures. It is from our stories that we grow and become strong and proud. Additional Information16 pages | 6.00" x 9.00" | ISBN: 9781771743198