BILL REID 4 Emboss Haida Art Cards COPPER TOTEM PACKAGE Salmon Raven Orca Eagle

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BILL REID 4 Emboss Haida Art Cards COPPER TOTEM PACKAGE Salmon Raven Orca Eagle:
$17.55

BILL REID
\"COPPER EMBOSSED CARD SET #1\"

(inv#7440, 7441, 7443 & 7438)The artwork on these note cards is high quality raised (embossed) metallic foil. These cards may be framed & hung or used as a large art card & sent to a friend. A mailing envelope and a clear resealable mylar - plastic sleeve are also included with each art card . Printed on heavy stock with high quality inks. A biography and subject storyline is printed on the back of each card. These note cards are \"copywriter approve\" products.Great friendship gift idea! Bill Reid (1920-1998) ranks among Canada\'s finest artists, past or present. His works - finely crafted precious metals, stone, cedar, or ink on paper - are results of a diverse and magnificent talent, treasured by devoted collectors world-wide.Bill\'s styling can be directly described as Pacific Northwest Native Indian Art Style (specifically Haida). The Pacific Northwest Coast ranges from southern Alaska, British Columbia & the Northern tip of Washington State. Four art styles can be visual referenced through art styles within the Pacific Northwest Coast & this includes 15 main native territories. The North Coast art style includes Tlingit , Tahltan , Nisga\'s , Kaigani Haida , Haida , Gitksan Coast Tsimshian , Haisla , Nuxalk and Heiltsuk (from Vancouver Island to Alaska including the Queen Charlottes). The Mid Coast art style includes Kwakwawaka\'wakw & Oweekeno (Northern Vancouver Island & opposing mainland.) The West Coast art style includes the Nuu-Chah-Nulth and Makah (Southwest Coast of Vancouver Island). The South Coast art style is primarily Salish (Southeast Coast of Vancouver Island & Vancouver area.)