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 Edward S. Curtis American Indians 2010 Wall Calendar | Edward S. Curtis American Indians 2010 Wall CalendarEdward S. Curtis's seminal 19th-century work, The North American Indian, introduced the Indian tribes of North America to a public eager to learn about this country's native peoples. Several of his most stunning, haunting images are presented in this calendar along with excerpts of native wisdom that tell of people deeply connected to the earth. This 2010 calendar is produced by Silver Lining. | ||
 First Peoples 2010 Wall Calendar | First Peoples 2010 Wall CalendarIn First Peoples, Kirby Sattler's detailed images evolve from the history, ceremony, mythology, and spirituality of Native American tribes. His art examines the inseparable relationship between the Indian and the natural world, reflecting cultures that believed in a continuum between the sacred and the mundane. Each painting illustrates the belief that the wearing of sacred objects is a source of spiritual power, whether the object is stone, a plait of sweet grass, a part of an animal, or the wing of a bird. This 2010 calendar is produced by Tide-Mark. | ||
 Indian Arts & Crafts 2010 Pocket Planner | Indian Arts & Crafts 2010 Pocket PlannerIndian Arts Pocket Planner: Splendid photographs of authentic Native American arts and crafts are featured in this monthly pocket planner. This 2010 calendar is produced by Smith-Southwestern. | ||
 Indian Country 2010 Wall Calendar | Indian Country 2010 Wall CalendarThis 2010 wall calendar features Native American lifestyle photography by four Native artists whose work is an expression of their American Indian heritage. Contains significant historical dates and information about Native Americans. Artists featured include Mateo Romero, David Neel, Carmen Hunter and Ken Blackbird. This 2010 calendar is produced by Turtle Island. | ||
 Inuit Art 2010 Hardcover Engagement Calendar | Inuit Art 2010 Hardcover Engagement CalendarAbout 1,200 miles north of Toronto, Dorset Island is home to a multigenerational community of artists who work each winter in the Kinngait printmaking studios of Cape Dorset. In continuous operation since 1959, the studios produce unique and powerful, hard-edged but delicate art. Thirty-two Inuit prints adorn this calendar's colorful pages. Also included: a brief introduction to the art of Cape Dorset, double-page 2010 and 2011 yearly grids, fifty-four weekly grids, twelve full-page monthly grids, lists of international holidays and calling codes?/ time differences in English, a personal information page, and pages for notes. This 2010 calendar is produced by Pomegranate. | ||
 Inuit Art 2010 Mini Wall Calendar | Inuit Art 2010 Mini Wall CalendarTwelve stunning Inuit art reproductions shine from this mini wall calendar Kenojuak Ashevak's Spotted Loon and The World Around Me, Pitseolak Ashoona's Our Journey by Sea, Kingmeata Etidlooie's Land and Sea, Mialia Jaw's Owls at Twilight, Nikotai Mills's Bird Song, Kananginak Pootoogook's Sitjariak, Pudlo Pudlat's Saddled Muskox, Lucy Qinnuayuak's Large Bear, Pitaloosie Saila's Woman and Snow Bird, Angotigaluk Teevee's Flower Bird, and Jamasie Teevee's Memories of the Past. This 2010 calendar is produced by Pomegranate. | ||
 Inuit Art 2010 Wall Calendar | Inuit Art 2010 Wall CalendarThe twelve exciting Inuit prints in this calendar are Kenojuak Ashevak's Floral Passage and Vigilant Owl, Sheojuk Etidlooie's Swimming Bear, Meelia Kelly's Bountiful Sea, Kiakshuk's Summer Camp Scene, Kavavaow Mannomee's Loons Take Flight, Ohotaq Mikkigak's Five Men and a Boat, Kananginak Pootoogook's Ninngaumajuq Nanuq (Angry Bear) and Steadfast Herd, Napachie Pootoogook's Winsome Travellers, Pitaloosie Saila's The Red Mitts, and Ningeokuluk Teevee's Mitiaraq (Little Duck). Bilingual (English/French). This 2010 calendar is produced by Pomegranate. | ||
 The Lakota Way 2010 Wall Calendar | The Lakota Way 2010 Wall CalendarThe Lakota Way 2010 wall calendar features all original artwork from Oglala Lakota artist Donald F. Montileaux and text by author Joseph M. Marshall III. Each spread includes the Lakota names for the months, such as "When Calves Are Red" and "When Things Ripen.? Marshall's text presents a traditional Lakota virtue for each month, guiding the reader along the Lakota path of wisdom. This 2010 calendar is produced by Amber Lotus. | ||
 Walkers of the Wind 2010 Wall Calendar | Walkers of the Wind 2010 Wall CalendarThis calendar features a dozen historic photographs of North America Indians by Edward Sheriff Curtis accompanied by Native American quotations. This 2010 calendar is produced by Tushita Publishing. | ||
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