Each print is a 11” x 14” four-color screen print on 100lb French Kraft-Tone Index Off-white paper. The series is comprised of Jalisco (agave), Oaxaca (saguaro), and Veracruz (prickly pear).
Read more11x14 whit frame and Photo Print Laura Ann Gifts True Love 17 horas ago
Wall Picture Print Home Decor Art. Condition is New. Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.This is a 11″x14” print , white frame included and would be a lovely addition to your home. Enjoy True Love!
Read moreRedwood Forest Window View Canvas Print California Coastal Forest Wall Art 17 horas ago
Premium Handcrafted Canvas Art from the USA. MUSEUM-GRADE CANVAS High-gloss, thick texture for a professional gallery finish. BUILT TO LAST Laminated coating provides UV, scratch, and water protection.
Read moreCharlotte Hornets Arena Poster or Canvas - Charlotte Hornets Wall Art 17 horas ago
•Canvas Print – 1.5″ deep, glossed, gallery-wrapped, and ready to hang.
Read moreDKNG Nopal Bloom Art Print (Limited Edition 16" x 20" Silkscreen Poster) 17 horas ago
The three designs in the series are Agave, Nopal (seen above), and Saguaro. The 16″ x 20″ three-color screen prints are signed, numbered, and embossed limited editions of 100 each on French Paper Co.
Read moreRare The Buffet Art Print, Poster, Decor Original Limited Edition - D Geisness 17 horas ago
The Buffet. NOTE: 1st image is the entire, in proportion, print. Print Size: 20” W X 7” H.
Read moreBruce Springsteen - Limited Edition Art Print 16x20" 17 horas ago
STREETS OF FIRE!!!! This is a Limited Edition Giclée Print is of a set of only 100 painting/posters, created from a Fine Art Painting made with partnered photographer Neil Zlozower. Painting based on an original photo taken in 1985. Each of these Painting/posters is signed by the artist and numbered 1-100 and printed on William Turner 190GSM Fine Art Paper. Poster size 16″x20″ with a 1″ margin, image size 14″x18″, with torn edges, printed using high quality inks. It shares the same vivid colors, accuracy, and exceptional resolution that make giclée prints the standard for museums and galleries around the world.
Read moreIndian Poster "Broken Promises Broken Dreams" 11" x 14" suitable for framing 17 horas ago
This latest artwork from Kimimila Ska is symbolic of what Native Americans have endured in the past and are presently enduring, The NATIVE AMERICAN on the cross is a symbol of the desperate situation facing many Native Peoples in their day-to-day struggle for survival facing the many negative issues in our culture and society today. The CROSS represents the Catholic Priests that removed children from their families, placed them in indian schools, cut their hair, forbid them to speak their language and assigned them numbers instead of names. These were the first steps leading to the demise of Native American People. RED represents the 300 woman and children who were massacred at Wounded Knee, in December of 1880. The title “BROKEN PROMISES” refers to all the treaties between the U.S. Government and Native People that were later broken by the U.S. Government. “BROKEN DREAMS” refers to the hope for well-being and safety for themselves and their children which have become unattainable for many Native American families. Poster measures 11”x 14” and is printed on highest quality paper stock and suitable for framing. $35 includes postage (Please allow 1 week for delivery) For a look at other art by Kimimila visit the Gallery at kimimilaska.com.
Read moreIndian Poster "Broken Promises Broken Dreams" 18" x 24" suitable for framing. 17 horas ago
This latest artwork from Kimimila Ska is symbolic of what Native Americans have endured in the past and are presently enduring, The NATIVE AMERICAN on the cross is a symbol of the desperate situation facing many Native Peoples in their day-to-day struggle for survival facing the many negative issues in our culture and society today. The CROSS represents the Catholic Priests that removed children from their families, placed them in indian schools, cut their hair, forbid them to speak their language and assigned them numbers instead of names. These were the first steps leading to the demise of Native American People. RED represents the 300 woman and children who were massacred at Wounded Knee, in December of 1880. The title “BROKEN PROMISES” refers to all the treaties between the U.S. Government and Native People that were later broken by the U.S. Government. “BROKEN DREAMS” refers to the hope for well-being and safety for themselves and their children which have become unattainable for many Native American families. Poster measures 18”x 24” and is printed on highest quality paper stock and suitable for framing. Print is signed and numbered $60 includes postage (Please allow 1 week for delivery) For a look at other art by Kimimila visit the Gallery at kimimilaska.com.
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