YOUTH ART NOTE CARDS NAVAJO ASSORTMENT
$18.00
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1021192687
YOUTH ART NOTE CARDS NAVAJO 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:
Free Spirit, Pastel, 2004 by Evan Lomayaktewa (Hopi), Age 16
Past, Present, Future,Watercolor, 2000 by Jay C. McCray (Navajo), Age 17
Germantown Eye Dazzler, Germantown wool, 2011 by Brittany Begaye (Navajo), Age 16
Black and White Horse, Prismacolor, 2007 by Paris Bread (Navajo/Apache/Blackfeet), Age 16
Colors of the Sacred Bear, Mixed media, 2000 by Mary Little (Navajo), Age 10
Night Chant, Oil, 2011 by Justin Ben (Navajo), Age 18
I See You, Acrylic, 2006 by Isaac Coyote (Navajo/Ute), Age 17
Buffalo Dreams, Acrylic, 2008 by Tierra Miller (Navajo), Age 15
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:
Free Spirit, Pastel, 2004 by Evan Lomayaktewa (Hopi), Age 16
Past, Present, Future,Watercolor, 2000 by Jay C. McCray (Navajo), Age 17
Germantown Eye Dazzler, Germantown wool, 2011 by Brittany Begaye (Navajo), Age 16
Black and White Horse, Prismacolor, 2007 by Paris Bread (Navajo/Apache/Blackfeet), Age 16
Colors of the Sacred Bear, Mixed media, 2000 by Mary Little (Navajo), Age 10
Night Chant, Oil, 2011 by Justin Ben (Navajo), Age 18
I See You, Acrylic, 2006 by Isaac Coyote (Navajo/Ute), Age 17
Buffalo Dreams, Acrylic, 2008 by Tierra Miller (Navajo), Age 15
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.