Togetherness as One Family - First Born Baby by Canadian Artist Eugene Morriseau

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Eugene Morriseau is the third son of a world renowned First Nation Artist, Norval and Harriet Morrisseau. He was born in 1964, in Red Lake, Ontario.
 
He spent his early childhood years with his parents in Sandy Lake First Nation, a fly-in reserve 150 miles north of Red Lake Ontario. When he was five, he moved to Red Lake to live with his grandparents, Patricia and David Kakegamic (parents of artist, Goyce Kakegamic). He attended school until he was 14 years old and moved back to Sandy Lake with his grandparents.

Eugene married Joan Kakegamic in 1982 and had four children. In 2001 they separated and Eugene moved to Thunder Bay where he lives today, returning often to Sandy Lake to be with his family and friends.

USD 175.0000

Lake Superior Shipwreck Maps USD

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Attractive, fascinating and historically accurate shipwreck posters, available for all five Great Lakes.
A double-ink printing technique is used to create the dark navy blue on cream paper. The result is a stunning, rich effect. For anyone interested in shipwrecks, these maps offer the very best information regarding when, where and what. “Portholes of History” give you insight, facts and figures.

 

24 x 30 inches, shipped rolled in a tube.

USD 21.9500

Grand Marais Light

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USD 100.0000

Thunder Bay Main Light

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USD 100.0000

Canvas Watercolour Prints

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USD 100.0000

Dreaming Bear Guardian by Moses Beaver

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Moses (Amik) Beaver
Summer Beaver

Moses (Amik) Beaver is a Canadian Aboriginal Artist, from the fly-in reserve of Summer Beaver, Ontario (Nibinamik). He is self-taught, his use of colour revealing. He works with acrylic on canvas, Indian ink on paper and watercolour. While Moses’ work reflects the black lines of traditional Woodlands art, he embraces his own unique style of embedded images of spirits, human faces and animal forms, transcending physical boundaries to the outer dimensions of the spiritual realm. In this his work reflects symbolism, realism and abstract imagery.

As stories for the First Nations People have always been a major tool of cultural transmission holding the history, values, beliefs and spirituality of the people, Moses hopes his work will resonate and awaken an awareness that is at once exciting and empowering, a way for all people to understand an Aboriginal world view.  Within this context, story telling through colour and imagery, he contributes to cultural revitalization, an awakening that continues to gather strength among the people to express and share the experience of being in and with the world, not masters of it.  

Moses works with the youth both within the educational system and in community projects.  This relationship with youths both inspires and motivates him and is a constant source of personal growth.

To learn more about Moses (Amik) Beaver Visit Lake Superior Art Gallery. 

USD 77.0000

Guardian of the Great Lakes by Moses Beaver

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Moses (Amik) Beaver
Summer Beaver

Moses (Amik) Beaver is a Canadian Aboriginal Artist, from the fly-in reserve of Summer Beaver, Ontario (Nibinamik). He is self-taught, his use of colour revealing. He works with acrylic on canvas, Indian ink on paper and watercolour. While Moses’ work reflects the black lines of traditional Woodlands art, he embraces his own unique style of embedded images of spirits, human faces and animal forms, transcending physical boundaries to the outer dimensions of the spiritual realm. In this his work reflects symbolism, realism and abstract imagery.

As stories for the First Nations People have always been a major tool of cultural transmission holding the history, values, beliefs and spirituality of the people, Moses hopes his work will resonate and awaken an awareness that is at once exciting and empowering, a way for all people to understand an Aboriginal world view.  Within this context, story telling through colour and imagery, he contributes to cultural revitalization, an awakening that continues to gather strength among the people to express and share the experience of being in and with the world, not masters of it.  

Moses works with the youth both within the educational system and in community projects.  This relationship with youths both inspires and motivates him and is a constant source of personal growth.

To learn more about Moses (Amik) Beaver Visit Lake Superior Art Gallery. 

USD 77.0000

Beautiful by Moses Beaver

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Moses (Amik) Beaver
Summer Beaver

Moses (Amik) Beaver is a Canadian Aboriginal Artist, from the fly-in reserve of Summer Beaver, Ontario (Nibinamik). He is self-taught, his use of colour revealing. He works with acrylic on canvas, Indian ink on paper and watercolour. While Moses’ work reflects the black lines of traditional Woodlands art, he embraces his own unique style of embedded images of spirits, human faces and animal forms, transcending physical boundaries to the outer dimensions of the spiritual realm. In this his work reflects symbolism, realism and abstract imagery.

As stories for the First Nations People have always been a major tool of cultural transmission holding the history, values, beliefs and spirituality of the people, Moses hopes his work will resonate and awaken an awareness that is at once exciting and empowering, a way for all people to understand an Aboriginal world view.  Within this context, story telling through colour and imagery, he contributes to cultural revitalization, an awakening that continues to gather strength among the people to express and share the experience of being in and with the world, not masters of it.  

Moses works with the youth both within the educational system and in community projects.  This relationship with youths both inspires and motivates him and is a constant source of personal growth.

To learn more about Moses (Amik) Beaver Visit Lake Superior Art Gallery. 

USD 77.0000

40 Mile Point Lighthouse Order

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USD 178.0000

Chickadees Amongst the Leaves by Eugene Morriseau

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Eugene  Morriseau is the third son of a world renowned First Nation Artist, Norval and Harriet Morrisseau. He was born in 1964, in Red Lake, Ontario.
 
He spent his early childhood years with his parents in Sandy Lake First Nation, a fly-in reserve 150 miles north of Red Lake Ontario. When he was five, he moved to Red Lake to live with his grandparents, Patricia and David Kakegamic (parents of artist, Goyce Kakegamic). He attended school until he was 14 years old and moved back to Sandy Lake with his grandparents.

Eugene married Joan Kakegamic in 1982 and had four children. In 2001 they separated and Eugene moved to Thunder Bay where he lives today, returning often to Sandy Lake to be with his family and friends.

USD 175.0000

A Family of Rabbits by Eugene Morriseau

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Eugene Morriseau is the third son of a world renowned First Nation Artist, Norval and Harriet Morrisseau. He was born in 1964, in Red Lake, Ontario.
 
He spent his early childhood years with his parents in Sandy Lake First Nation, a fly-in reserve 150 miles north of Red Lake Ontario. When he was five, he moved to Red Lake to live with his grandparents, Patricia and David Kakegamic (parents of artist, Goyce Kakegamic). He attended school until he was 14 years old and moved back to Sandy Lake with his grandparents.

Eugene married Joan Kakegamic in 1982 and had four children. In 2001 they separated and Eugene moved to Thunder Bay where he lives today, returning often to Sandy Lake to be with his family and friends.

USD 175.0000

Son of Ayasha Legend by Moses Beaver

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Moses (Amik) Beaver
Summer Beaver

Moses (Amik) Beaver is a Canadian Aboriginal Artist, from the fly-in reserve of Summer Beaver, Ontario (Nibinamik). He is self-taught, his use of colour revealing. He works with acrylic on canvas, Indian ink on paper and watercolour. While Moses’ work reflects the black lines of traditional Woodlands art, he embraces his own unique style of embedded images of spirits, human faces and animal forms, transcending physical boundaries to the outer dimensions of the spiritual realm. In this his work reflects symbolism, realism and abstract imagery.

As stories for the First Nations People have always been a major tool of cultural transmission holding the history, values, beliefs and spirituality of the people, Moses hopes his work will resonate and awaken an awareness that is at once exciting and empowering, a way for all people to understand an Aboriginal world view.  Within this context, story telling through colour and imagery, he contributes to cultural revitalization, an awakening that continues to gather strength among the people to express and share the experience of being in and with the world, not masters of it.  

Moses works with the youth both within the educational system and in community projects.  This relationship with youths both inspires and motivates him and is a constant source of personal growth.

To learn more about Moses (Amik) Beaver Visit Lake Superior Art Gallery. 

USD 77.0000

Our Sacred Waters by Moses Beaver

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Moses (Amik) Beaver
Summer Beaver

Moses (Amik) Beaver is a Canadian Aboriginal Artist, from the fly-in reserve of Summer Beaver, Ontario (Nibinamik). He is self-taught, his use of colour revealing. He works with acrylic on canvas, Indian ink on paper and watercolour. While Moses’ work reflects the black lines of traditional Woodlands art, he embraces his own unique style of embedded images of spirits, human faces and animal forms, transcending physical boundaries to the outer dimensions of the spiritual realm. In this his work reflects symbolism, realism and abstract imagery.

As stories for the First Nations People have always been a major tool of cultural transmission holding the history, values, beliefs and spirituality of the people, Moses hopes his work will resonate and awaken an awareness that is at once exciting and empowering, a way for all people to understand an Aboriginal world view.  Within this context, story telling through colour and imagery, he contributes to cultural revitalization, an awakening that continues to gather strength among the people to express and share the experience of being in and with the world, not masters of it.  

Moses works with the youth both within the educational system and in community projects.  This relationship with youths both inspires and motivates him and is a constant source of personal growth.

To learn more about Moses (Amik) Beaver Visit Lake Superior Art Gallery. 

USD 77.0000

Shaman's Apprentice by Moses Beaver

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Moses (Amik) Beaver
Summer Beaver

Moses (Amik) Beaver is a Canadian Aboriginal Artist, from the fly-in reserve of Summer Beaver, Ontario (Nibinamik). He is self-taught, his use of colour revealing. He works with acrylic on canvas, Indian ink on paper and watercolour. While Moses’ work reflects the black lines of traditional Woodlands art, he embraces his own unique style of embedded images of spirits, human faces and animal forms, transcending physical boundaries to the outer dimensions of the spiritual realm. In this his work reflects symbolism, realism and abstract imagery.

As stories for the First Nations People have always been a major tool of cultural transmission holding the history, values, beliefs and spirituality of the people, Moses hopes his work will resonate and awaken an awareness that is at once exciting and empowering, a way for all people to understand an Aboriginal world view.  Within this context, story telling through colour and imagery, he contributes to cultural revitalization, an awakening that continues to gather strength among the people to express and share the experience of being in and with the world, not masters of it.  

Moses works with the youth both within the educational system and in community projects.  This relationship with youths both inspires and motivates him and is a constant source of personal growth.

To learn more about Moses (Amik) Beaver Visit Lake Superior Art Gallery. 

USD 77.0000

Night Song by Moses Beaver

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Moses (Amik) Beaver
Summer Beaver

Moses (Amik) Beaver was a Canadian Aboriginal Artist, from the fly-in reserve of Summer Beaver, Ontario (Nibinamik). He is self-taught, his use of colour revealing. He works with acrylic on canvas, Indian ink on paper and watercolour. While Moses’ work reflects the black lines of traditional Woodlands art, he embraces his own unique style of embedded images of spirits, human faces and animal forms, transcending physical boundaries to the outer dimensions of the spiritual realm. In this his work reflects symbolism, realism and abstract imagery.

As stories for the First Nations People have always been a major tool of cultural transmission holding the history, values, beliefs and spirituality of the people, Moses hopes his work will resonate and awaken an awareness that is at once exciting and empowering, a way for all people to understand an Aboriginal world view.  Within this context, story telling through colour and imagery, he contributes to cultural revitalization, an awakening that continues to gather strength among the people to express and share the experience of being in and with the world, not masters of it.  

Moses works with the youth both within the educational system and in community projects.  This relationship with youths both inspires and motivates him and is a constant source of personal growth.

To learn more about Moses (Amik) Beaver Visit Lake Superior Art Gallery. 

USD 77.0000

Seeking Guidance by Moses Beaver

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Moses (Amik) Beaver
Summer Beaver

Moses (Amik) Beaver is a Canadian Aboriginal Artist, from the fly-in reserve of Summer Beaver, Ontario (Nibinamik). He is self-taught, his use of colour revealing. He works with acrylic on canvas, Indian ink on paper and watercolour. While Moses’ work reflects the black lines of traditional Woodlands art, he embraces his own unique style of embedded images of spirits, human faces and animal forms, transcending physical boundaries to the outer dimensions of the spiritual realm. In this his work reflects symbolism, realism and abstract imagery.

As stories for the First Nations People have always been a major tool of cultural transmission holding the history, values, beliefs and spirituality of the people, Moses hopes his work will resonate and awaken an awareness that is at once exciting and empowering, a way for all people to understand an Aboriginal world view.  Within this context, story telling through colour and imagery, he contributes to cultural revitalization, an awakening that continues to gather strength among the people to express and share the experience of being in and with the world, not masters of it.  

Moses works with the youth both within the educational system and in community projects.  This relationship with youths both inspires and motivates him and is a constant source of personal growth.

To learn more about Moses (Amik) Beaver Visit Lake Superior Art Gallery. 

USD 77.0000

Spiritual Journey by Moses Beaver

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Moses (Amik) Beaver
Summer Beaver

Moses (Amik) Beaver is a Canadian Aboriginal Artist, from the fly-in reserve of Summer Beaver, Ontario (Nibinamik). He is self-taught, his use of colour revealing. He works with acrylic on canvas, Indian ink on paper and watercolour. While Moses’ work reflects the black lines of traditional Woodlands art, he embraces his own unique style of embedded images of spirits, human faces and animal forms, transcending physical boundaries to the outer dimensions of the spiritual realm. In this his work reflects symbolism, realism and abstract imagery.

As stories for the First Nations People have always been a major tool of cultural transmission holding the history, values, beliefs and spirituality of the people, Moses hopes his work will resonate and awaken an awareness that is at once exciting and empowering, a way for all people to understand an Aboriginal world view.  Within this context, story telling through colour and imagery, he contributes to cultural revitalization, an awakening that continues to gather strength among the people to express and share the experience of being in and with the world, not masters of it.  

Moses works with the youth both within the educational system and in community projects.  This relationship with youths both inspires and motivates him and is a constant source of personal growth.

To learn more about Moses (Amik) Beaver Visit Lake Superior Art Gallery. 

USD 77.0000

The Gifted One

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Moses (Amik) Beaver
Summer Beaver

Moses (Amik) Beaver is a Canadian Aboriginal Artist, from the fly-in reserve of Summer Beaver, Ontario (Nibinamik). He is self-taught, his use of colour revealing. He works with acrylic on canvas, Indian ink on paper and watercolour. While Moses’ work reflects the black lines of traditional Woodlands art, he embraces his own unique style of embedded images of spirits, human faces and animal forms, transcending physical boundaries to the outer dimensions of the spiritual realm. In this his work reflects symbolism, realism and abstract imagery.

As stories for the First Nations People have always been a major tool of cultural transmission holding the history, values, beliefs and spirituality of the people, Moses hopes his work will resonate and awaken an awareness that is at once exciting and empowering, a way for all people to understand an Aboriginal world view.  Within this context, story telling through colour and imagery, he contributes to cultural revitalization, an awakening that continues to gather strength among the people to express and share the experience of being in and with the world, not masters of it.  

Moses works with the youth both within the educational system and in community projects.  This relationship with youths both inspires and motivates him and is a constant source of personal growth.

To learn more about Moses (Amik) Beaver Visit Lake Superior Art Gallery. 

USD 77.0000

Loon's Cry by Moses Beaver

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Moses (Amik) Beaver
Summer Beaver

Moses (Amik) Beaver is a Canadian Aboriginal Artist, from the fly-in reserve of Summer Beaver, Ontario (Nibinamik). He is self-taught, his use of colour revealing. He works with acrylic on canvas, Indian ink on paper and watercolour. While Moses’ work reflects the black lines of traditional Woodlands art, he embraces his own unique style of embedded images of spirits, human faces and animal forms, transcending physical boundaries to the outer dimensions of the spiritual realm. In this his work reflects symbolism, realism and abstract imagery.

As stories for the First Nations People have always been a major tool of cultural transmission holding the history, values, beliefs and spirituality of the people, Moses hopes his work will resonate and awaken an awareness that is at once exciting and empowering, a way for all people to understand an Aboriginal world view.  Within this context, story telling through colour and imagery, he contributes to cultural revitalization, an awakening that continues to gather strength among the people to express and share the experience of being in and with the world, not masters of it.  

Moses works with the youth both within the educational system and in community projects.  This relationship with youths both inspires and motivates him and is a constant source of personal growth.

To learn more about Moses (Amik) Beaver Visit Lake Superior Art Gallery. 

USD 77.0000

Saw-Whet Owl by John Paul Lavand

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USD 60.0000

Bear Song

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USD 60.0000

Bear with Log by Francis Esquega

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USD 60.0000

Brown Birds by Francis Esquega

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USD 60.0000

Wolf, Bear, Man by Francis Esquega

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USD 60.0000