YOUTH ART NOTE CARDS ARIZONA ASSORTMENT
$18.00
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YOUTH ART NOTE CARDS ARIZONA ASSORTMENT
An assortment of 8 cards with envelopes, 1 of each design by American Indian Youth from the Heard Museum Guild's Youth Art Show & Sale.
Measurements: 5" x 7"
Artwork designs in this pack:
Lonely Cactus, Watercolor, 1998 by Diane Mego (Navajo), Age 10
Man in the Maze, Serigraph, 2011 by Jesee Pablo (Tohono O'odham), Age 18
Spirit of the Rockies, Drawing, 2013 by Shamira Caddo (White Mountain Apache), Age 17
Spirit Dancer, Drawing, 2013 by Chelsey Tessay (White Mountain Apache), Age 14
Desert Sunrise, Watercolor, 2013 by Clifton Benally (Navajo), Age 16
The White House of Canyon de Chelly, Acrylic, 2008 by Sylvester Wilson (Navajo), Age 17
Holding onto the World, Mixed-media on paper, 1992 by Dayvan Selina (Hopi), Age 16
Hummingbirds, Acrylic, 2011 by Darian Honahnie (Hopi), Age 16
Your purchase supports the Heard Museum Internship Program and makes funds available to art educators whose classroom populations include American Indian Students.
The images are selected from entries in the Heard Museum Guild's Youth Art Show & Sale, an annual event for American Indian students in grades 7 through 12.
An assortment of 8 cards with envelopes, 1 of each design by American Indian Youth from the Heard Museum Guild's Youth Art Show & Sale.
Measurements: 5" x 7"
Artwork designs in this pack:
Lonely Cactus, Watercolor, 1998 by Diane Mego (Navajo), Age 10
Man in the Maze, Serigraph, 2011 by Jesee Pablo (Tohono O'odham), Age 18
Spirit of the Rockies, Drawing, 2013 by Shamira Caddo (White Mountain Apache), Age 17
Spirit Dancer, Drawing, 2013 by Chelsey Tessay (White Mountain Apache), Age 14
Desert Sunrise, Watercolor, 2013 by Clifton Benally (Navajo), Age 16
The White House of Canyon de Chelly, Acrylic, 2008 by Sylvester Wilson (Navajo), Age 17
Holding onto the World, Mixed-media on paper, 1992 by Dayvan Selina (Hopi), Age 16
Hummingbirds, Acrylic, 2011 by Darian Honahnie (Hopi), Age 16
Your purchase supports the Heard Museum Internship Program and makes funds available to art educators whose classroom populations include American Indian Students.
The images are selected from entries in the Heard Museum Guild's Youth Art Show & Sale, an annual event for American Indian students in grades 7 through 12.