Acrylic on Canvas20" h x 30 w x 1 1/2 inchesAvailable
Artist Comments
This image represents one of the seven stops along the migration journey of the Ojibwa people. The Ojibwa people were looking for their final destination, where “the food grows on water” (wild rice) and an island shaped like a turtle, which is generally believed to be Madeline Island in Lake Superior.
Original work can be found hanging at the Lac Courte Oreilles Community Library on the Lac Courte Oreilles reservation in northern Wisconsin. Original is acrylic paint and size is three and one half feet by five feet.
This image is also part of seven card fund raiser by WOJB radio station and Lac Courte Oreilles School.
Recognition:
This image has also been used by used by the “White Earth Land Recovery Project” for their 2007 Annual Report.
Only Giclée prints available on canvas or archival paper. Please contact artist.
This image represents one of the seven stops along the migration journey of the Ojibwa people. The Ojibwa people were looking for their final destination, where “the food grows on water” (wild rice) and an island shaped like a turtle, which is generally believed to be Madeline Island in Lake Superior.
Original work can be found hanging at the Lac Courte Oreilles Community Library on the Lac Courte Oreilles reservation in northern Wisconsin. Original is acrylic paint and size is three and one half feet by five feet.
This image is also part of seven card fund raiser by WOJB radio station and Lac Courte Oreilles School.
Recognition:
This image has also been used by used by the “White Earth Land Recovery Project” for their 2007 Annual Report.
Only Giclée prints available on canvas or archival paper. Please contact artist.