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Canadian Art Prints Capandwinndevon.Com Canadian Art Prints CAPANDWINNDEVON.COM WAKE UP YOUR WALLS FIRST NATIONS COLLECTION LIMITED EDITIONS, POSTERS AND CANVAS FIRST NATIONS LIMITED EDITION COLLECTION Canadian Art Prints First Nations Limited Edition Collection is a signed and numbered Limited Editions of 195 prints. The Benjamin Chee Chee images are in Limited Editions of 495. Each print includes a certificate of authenticity. PRINTED ON FINE ART PAPER • Printed on fine art paper, 310gsm (115lbs), water resistant and made from 100% cotton rag • Acid-Free, lignin free and of full archival quality • All Limited Edition prints have an image size of 13 x 16.5” and a paper size of 16 x 20” • Fine art paper is also available matted (20 x 25”) and matted/framed with a black frame (24.625 x 30”) PRINTED ON CANVAS • Printed on satin poly-cotton with 8 colour resistant inks • All Limited Edition prints have an image size of 13 x 16.5” rolled canvas has a trim size of 16x20” • Canvas is also available stretched on non-toxic finger joined hemlock stretcher bars (13 x 16.5”) and stretched with a black floater frame (15 x 18.5”) NEW New Release Images LS Limited Stock remaining in the edition Limited Edition Limited Edition Matted Limited Edition Framed & Matted (LE) (LEM) (LEF) Limited Edition Canvas Limited Edition Stretched Limited Edition Stretched & Framed (LEC) (LECM) (LECF) 1/6 7952_LEC.indd 1 13-04-19 10:19 AM FIRST NATIONS LIMITED EDITION COLLECTION FIRST NATIONS LIMITED EDITION COLLECTION Eric Parnell Eric Parnell Eric Parnell Eric Parnell Odin Lonning Odin Lonning Odin Lonning Crane Design I Hummingbird Bear Mother & Cubs Three Watchmen & Beaver House Hummingbirds Killer Whale Pod Night Hunter POD491 LE/LEM/LEF POD494 LE/LEM/LEF POD498 LE/LEM/LEF POD500 LE/LEM/LEF 7956 LE/LEM/LEF 7962 LE/LEM/LEF 7963 LE/LEM/LEF POD491 LEC/LECM/LECF POD494 LEC/LECM/LECF POD498 LEC/LECM/LECF POD500 LEC/LECM/LECF 7956 LEC/LECM/LECF 7962 LEC/LECM/LECF 7963 LEC/LECM/LECF Eric Parnell Eric Parnell Eric Parnell Eric Parnell Charles Silverfox Charles Silverfox Charles Silverfox Bear Eagle/Salmon Kissing Frogs White Raven Hummingbird Eagle Head Shaman’s Rattler POD765 LE/LEM/LEF POD766 LE/LEM/LEF POD767 LE/LEM/LEF POD768 LE/LEM/LEF POD888 LE/LEM/LEF POD889 LE/LEM/LEF POD890 LE/LEM/LEF POD765 LEC/LECM/LECF POD766 LEC/LECM/LECF POD767 LEC/LECM/LECF POD768 LEC/LECM/LECF POD888 LEC/LECM/LECF POD889 LEC/LECM/LECF POD890 LEC/LECM/LECF NEW NEW NEW NEW Lon French Lon French Ben Houstie Ben Houstie Ben Houstie Ben Houstie Life Cycle Moon Cycle Four Hummingbirds Family I Inukshuk Family II POD824 LE/LEM/LEF POD825 LE/LEM/LEF Richard Shorty POD726 LE/LEM/LEF POD728 LE/LEM/LEF POD730 LE/LEM/LEF POD731 LE/LEM/LEF POD824 LEC/LECM/LECF POD825 LEC/LECM/LECF Hummingbirds POD726 LEC/LECM/LECF POD728 LEC/LECM/LECF POD730 LEC/LECM/LECF POD731 LEC/LECM/LECF 7658LEF Matted & Framed LS Richard Shorty Richard Shorty Richard Shorty Richard Shorty Ben Houstie Ben Houstie Ben Houstie Ben Houstie Hummingbirds Eagle and Salmon Cycle of Life New Life Raven Dancer Raven That Stole The Light Salmon 3 Hummingbirds 7658 LE/LEM/LEF 7660 LE/LEM/LEF 7952 LE/LEM/LEF 7969 LE/LEM/LEF POD769 LE/LEM/LEF POD770 LE/LEM/LEF POD775 LE/LEM/LEF POD853 LE/LEM/LEF 7658 LEC/LECM/LECF 7660 LEC/LECM/LECF 7952 LEC/LECM/LECF 7969 LEC/LECM/LECF POD769 LEC/LECM/LECF POD770 LEC/LECM/LECF POD775 LEC/LECM/LECF POD853 LEC/LECM/LECF Limited Edition Print only / Unstretched Canvas = LE / LEC Edition size of 195 *Chee Chee 495 Limited Edition Print only / Unstretched Canvas = LE / LEC Edition size of 195 *Chee Chee 495 Image size: 13 x 16.5” Limited Edition Print + Matting / Museum Wrap = LEM / LECM 4 Limited Edition Print + Matting / Museum Wrap = LEM / LECM Image size: 13 x 16.5” 5 Limited Edition Print + Matting and Framing / Stretched and Framed = LEF / LECF Paper size / Canvas size: 16 x 20” / 17x 20.5” Limited Edition Print + Matting and Framing / Stretched and Framed = LEF / LECF Paper size / Canvas size: 16 x 20” / 17x 20.5” FIRST NATIONS LIMITED EDITION COLLECTION FIRST NATIONS LIMITED EDITION COLLECTION Fred Anderson Fred Anderson Fred Anderson Fred Anderson Derek Thomas Derek Thomas Heiltsuk Raven II “The Bond” Heiltsuk Wolves “The Path I Have Chosen” Serpent and Thunderbird “Change” Heiltsuk Thunderbird and Killer Whale Whale Elements POD676 LE/LEM/LEF POD678 LE/LEM/LEF POD734 LE/LEM/LEF POD682 LE/LEM/LEF POD550 LE/LEM/LEF POD692 LE/LEM/LEF POD676 LEC/LECM/LECF POD678 LEC/LECM/LECF POD734 LEC/LECM/LECF POD682 LEC/LECM/LECF POD550 LEC/LECM/LECF POD692 LEC/LECM/LECF Derek Thomas Hummingbirds POD549LEF Matted & Framed Fred Anderson Fred Anderson Fred Anderson Derek Thomas Derek Thomas Derek Thomas Heiltsuk Thunderbird in Motion Heiltsuk Thunderbird “The Dreamer” Heiltsuk Eagle “Lift Us Up” Owl Hummingbirds Wisdom Keeper POD685 LE/LEM/LEF POD684 LE/LEM/LEF POD673 LE/LEM/LEF POD694 LE/LEM/LEF POD549 LE/LEM/LEF POD693 LE/LEM/LEF POD685 LEC/LECM/LECF POD684 LEC/LECM/LECF POD673 LEC/LECM/LECF POD694 LEC/LECM/LECF POD549 LEC/LECM/LECF POD693 LEC/LECM/LECF LS LS Todd Baker Todd Baker Todd Baker Todd Baker Danny Dennis Danny Dennis Danny Dennis Danny Dennis Raven Raven Releasing The Sun Orca Eagle Raven Stealing Sun Orcas Killer Whale Salmon POD518 LE/LEM/LEF POD519 LE/LEM/LEF POD520 LE/LEM/LEF POD521 LE/LEM/LEF 3038 LE/LEM/LEF 3041 LE/LEM/LEF 3043 LE/LEM/LEF 3046 LE/LEM/LEF POD518 LEC/LECM/LECF POD519 LEC/LECM/LECF POD520 LEC/LECM/LECF POD521 LEC/LECM/LECF 3038 LEC/LECM/LECF 3041 LEC/LECM/LECF 3043 LEC/LECM/LECF 3046 LEC/LECM/LECF Todd Baker John A. Sharkey Gerry Sheena Gerry Sheena Danny Dennis Danny Dennis Danny Dennis Danny Dennis Mother Bear Original Frog Salmon Eagle Raven Frog Raven Moon Water Spirits POD524 LE/LEM/LEF POD777 LE/LEM/LEF POD242 LE/LEM/LEF POD243 LE/LEM/LEF POD598 LE/LEM/LEF POD600 LE/LEM/LEF POD601 LE/LEM/LEF POD603 LE/LEM/LEF POD524 LEC/LECM/LECF POD777 LEC/LECM/LECF POD242 LEC/LECM/LECF POD243 LEC/LECM/LECF POD598 LEC/LECM/LECF POD600 LEC/LECM/LECF POD601 LEC/LECM/LECF POD603 LEC/LECM/LECF Limited Edition Print only / Unstretched Canvas = LE / LEC Edition size of 195 *Chee Chee 495 Limited Edition Print only / Unstretched Canvas = LE / LEC Edition size of 195 *Chee Chee 495 Image size: 13 x 16.5” Limited Edition Print + Matting / Museum Wrap = LEM / LECM 6 Limited Edition Print + Matting / Museum Wrap = LEM / LECM Image size: 13 x 16.5” 7 Limited Edition Print + Matting and Framing / Stretched and Framed = LEF / LECF Paper size / Canvas size: 16 x 20” / 17x 20.5” Limited Edition Print + Matting and Framing / Stretched and Framed = LEF / LECF Paper size / Canvas size: 16 x 20” / 17x 20.5” FIRST NATIONS LIMITED EDITION COLLECTION FIRST NATIONS LIMITED EDITION COLLECTION LS Isaac Bignell Isaac Bignell Isaac Bignell Isaac Bignell Benjamin Chee Chee Benjamin Chee Chee Benjamin Chee Chee Benjamin Chee Chee Wolf Spirit II Buffalo Spirit First Flight Generations Friends Swallows Spring Flight Good Morning 3161 LE/LEM/LEF 3162 LE/LEM/LEF 7740 LE/LEM/LEF 7741 LE/LEM/LEF 9570 LE/LEM/LEF 9571 LE/LEM/LEF 9572 LE/LEM/LEF 9576 LE/LEM/LEF 3161 LEC/LECM/LECF 3162 LEC/LECM/LECF 7740 LEC/LECM/LECF 7741 LEC/LECM/LECF 9570 LEC/LECM/LECF 9571 LEC/LECM/LECF 9572 LEC/LECM/LECF 9576 LEC/LECM/LECF NEW NEW Garnet Tobacco Garnet Tobacco Garnet Tobacco Garnet Tobacco Benjamin Chee Chee Benjamin Chee Chee Clemance Wescoupe Clemance Wescoupe Freedom Nature’s Gift Afternoon Prayers Majestic Hunter Autumn Flight Learning Trust Child’s Mother Spirit POD646 LE/LEM/LEF POD647 LE/LEM/LEF POD648 LE/LEM/LEF POD753 LE/LEM/LEF 9577 LE/LEM/LEF 9579 LE/LEM/LEF POD946 LE/LEM/LEF POD947 LE/LEM/LEF POD646 LEC/LECM/LECF POD647 LEC/LECM/LECF POD648 LEC/LECM/LECF POD753 LEC/LECM/LECF 9577 LEC/LECM/LECF 9579 LEC/LECM/LECF POD946 LEC/LECM/LECF POD947 LEC/LECM/LECF NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW Garnet Tobacco Garnet Tobacco Garnet Tobacco Benjamin Chee Chee Clemance Wescoupe Clemance Wescoupe Clemance Wescoupe Salmon & Eagle Hummingbird Mother & Child - Hummingbird Spring Flight Peace & Harmony Morning Spirit Silent Prayer POD870 LE/LEM/LEF POD934 LE/LEM/LEF POD935 LE/LEM/LEF 9572 LECF POD948 LE/LEM/LEF POD949 LE/LEM/LEF POD950 LE/LEM/LEF POD870 LEC/LECM/LECF POD934 LEC/LECM/LECF POD935 LEC/LECM/LECF Stretched & Framed Canvas POD948 LEC/LECM/LECF POD949 LEC/LECM/LECF POD950 LEC/LECM/LECF NEW NEW Kurt Flett Kurt Flett Rick Beaver Rick Beaver Rick Beaver Rick Beaver Rise Above Vision 222/495 Totem Skyline Water Waltz Blue Howl Eclipse With Wolf Spirit POD819 LE/LEM/LEF POD820 LE/LEM/LEF 20002 LE/LEM/LEF 7974 LE/LEM/LEF 9040 LE/LEM/LEF 9044 LE/LEM/LEF POD819 LEC/LECM/LECF POD820 LEC/LECM/LECF 20002 LEC/LECM/LECF 7974 LEC/LECM/LECF 9040 LEC/LECM/LECF 9044 LEC/LECM/LECF Limited Edition Print only / Unstretched Canvas = LE / LEC Edition size of 195 *Chee Chee 495 Limited Edition Print only / Unstretched Canvas = LE / LEC Edition size of 195 *Chee Chee 495 Image size: 13 x 16.5” Limited Edition Print + Matting / Museum Wrap = LEM / LECM 8 Limited Edition Print + Matting / Museum Wrap = LEM / LECM Image size: 13 x 16.5” 9 Limited Edition Print + Matting and Framing / Stretched and Framed = LEF / LECF Paper size / Canvas size: 16 x 20” / 17x 20.5” Limited Edition Print + Matting and Framing / Stretched and Framed = LEF / LECF Paper size / Canvas size: 16 x 20” / 17x 20.5” FIRST NATIONS LIMITED EDITION COLLECTION FIRST NATIONS LIMITED EDITION COLLECTION Jim Oskineegish Jim Oskineegish Jim Oskineegish Jim Oskineegish Maxine Noel Maxine Noel Maxine Noel Maxine Noel Balance of Light Circle of Strength Father & Son My Brother - My Leader People of the Rainbow Sisters of the Dawn Family Courtship
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