YOUTH ART NOTE CARDS RECENT ASSORTMENT
$18.00
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YOUTH ART NOTE CARDS RECENT 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:
The Leader, Watercolor, 2016 by Diana Rivas (Navajo), Age 17
Na'hookos Bi'aadii (Northern Female), Watercolor and pen, 2017 by Mikail Morgan (Navajo), Age 16
Springtime, Digital art, 2018 by Evan Lomayktewa (Hopi), Age 16
Sun Corn, Glass, 2022 by Tara Lujan-Baker (Taos Pueblo), Age 15
Colorful Turtle, Acrylic, 2018 by Deandra Lente (Navajo/Tewa), Age 16
Motherhood, Linoleum block print, 2023 by Tamia Swank (Northern Cheyenne/Arapaho), Age 18
Pottery With Plants, Watercolor, 2023 by Amaya Lucio (Zuni/Acoma), Age 14
Winter Silhouette, Watercolor, 2023 by Nathaniel Garcia (Tohono O'odham), 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:
The Leader, Watercolor, 2016 by Diana Rivas (Navajo), Age 17
Na'hookos Bi'aadii (Northern Female), Watercolor and pen, 2017 by Mikail Morgan (Navajo), Age 16
Springtime, Digital art, 2018 by Evan Lomayktewa (Hopi), Age 16
Sun Corn, Glass, 2022 by Tara Lujan-Baker (Taos Pueblo), Age 15
Colorful Turtle, Acrylic, 2018 by Deandra Lente (Navajo/Tewa), Age 16
Motherhood, Linoleum block print, 2023 by Tamia Swank (Northern Cheyenne/Arapaho), Age 18
Pottery With Plants, Watercolor, 2023 by Amaya Lucio (Zuni/Acoma), Age 14
Winter Silhouette, Watercolor, 2023 by Nathaniel Garcia (Tohono O'odham), 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.