Indigenous peoples

These canvas posters capture the essence of Native American culture, blending wild landscapes, sacred animals, and traditional figures. The scenes highlight deep connections to nature, with eagles, wolves, and bison symbolizing strength and wisdom. In portraits, the intricate details of traditional attire celebrate the artistry and heritage of Native American tribes. Each poster reflects a timeless connection to the land, spirituality, and cultural pride, offering a glimpse into the enduring…

Photographer Jimmy Nelson traveled the world to document the cultures of indigenous tribes at risk of disappearing. It took him over four years to complete his project and the result is the brilliant book “Before They Pass Away.”

They are not just decorations but conversation starters, evoking emotions and thoughts. Professional Print Quality: Revel in the unparalleled clarity and depth of our ultra-high resolution prints. Your Next 8x10 Collectible Art Print Awaits.

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Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day in Canada. We’re looking back on all the exceptional Indigenous Canadians we’ve spotlighted through years, including true changemakers that work in the realms of art, fashion, health, politics and activism. The list is not exhaustive, but it serves as a reminder of the incredible, meaningful work Indigenous people are doing all year round. #nationalindigenouspeoplesday #🧡

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Photographer Lee Moorhouse Photographs Description [Esther Umahollis, Umpqua tribal woman, in regalia by tipi.] Date 1903 Collection University of Oregon Libraries

Feel the resilience and unwavering strength in Endurance of the Ancestors Native American Canvas – a powerful depiction of survival, unity, and heritage. The image captures a determined Native American warrior protecting a young child amidst a harsh, snowy landscape, symbolizing the enduring spirit of indigenous people. Their war-painted faces and layered furs reflect the struggles and triumphs of generations past. The soft snowfall contrasts with the fierce expressions, creating a scene…

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Jimmy Nelson has gone all over the earth to photograph native peoples at their proudest moments and to show you their soul.

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The East Sepik river serves as the only ‘road’ into many Sepik villages, with little to no infrastructure, including electricity, shops or other amenities. This isolation has helped preserve the East Sepik culture for generations. However, there are fears that their remote paradise will soon be destroyed by mining. There are development plans to introduce a new gold and copper mine along the East Sepik. It is estimated that this area is one of the largest undeveloped copper-gold deposits in…

An extraordinary collection of proud, strong Native American Portraits from 1899.

Amidst towering pine trees and nestled within a peaceful valley, a thriving Indigenous village bustles with life. Women meticulously prepare food, grinding herbs and arranging colorful vegetables in clay bowls, while elders share wisdom and laughter. Smoke drifts from campfires as hunters and warriors return, their presence met with warmth and community. The intricate beadwork and feathered regalia reflect a culture rich in tradition and resilience. This vibrant scene captures the everyday…

“The Cherokees have lived in the Southeastern United States for over 10,000 years.Cherokees developed and cultivated corn, beans and squash – “the three

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