Maxine Noel
Also known as Ioyan Mani, Maxine Noel combines linear expression with beautiful colour combinations to create lyrical works rich in family themes and emotion.

Benjamin Chee Chee
Although a prominent member of the second generation of woodland Indian painters, Benjamin Chee Chee pursued a more economical graphic style, distilling his image to simple lines of grace and motion. Easily one of Canada's most popular Native artist, his untimely death has left us with a finite portfolio of these beautiful images.

David Beaucage Johnson
David's paintings reflect a great care for his traditional past as well as the spiritual future of his people. His latest is an indepth exploration of the ancient drawings and the petroglyphs known as the Teaching Rocks. David exhibits year round at the Whetung Art Gallery.

Sue Coleman
Sue Coleman is a renowned West Coast artist who has earned International recognition fo rher distinctive watercolours. The awesome beauty of the Pacific North West inspires her work as she incorporates First Nations designs with the bird or mammal they depict.

Dorothy Francis
Dorothy Francis is best known for her portraits of the Inuit people, whom she has studied extensively to ensure that details in dress and artifacts are correct. Her compositions radiate light-heartedness and often feature children.

Kenojuak Ashevak
Born at the Baffin Island camp of Ikirisaq, this Inuit artist has a long and distinguished career that even made her the subject of a film produced by the National Film Board and a book entitled "Graphic Arts of the Inuit: Kenojuak".

Rick Beaver
A degree in biology is a stong influence on Rick Beaver's work. Melding softly amorophous backgrounds with the sculptural, lineal forms of his animal subjects is at the heart of his paintings.

Cecil Youngfox
Cecil Youngfox was born in Ontario of Ojibway and Metis parents. Among the honours bestowed on him, he received the Aboriginal Order of Canada for his work in preserving his native heritage through his art.

Don Li-Leger
Don Li-Leger, a British Columbia artist, combines his formal art education with a natural interest and talent in depicting wildlife in its natural habitat.

Norval Morrisseau
Morrisseau is considered to be the first Indian to break the tribal rules of setting down Indian legends in picture form for the white man to see and the first Indian to actually draw these legends and design representative shapes to illustrate his folklore.

Amneris Fernandez
Amneris Fernandez is a Canadian artist best known for his realistic depiction of Canada's wildlife and historic Inuit life.

Bill Reid
The limited edition silkscreen and woodcut works by Haida artist Bill Reid are reproduced as art cards rendered in metallic in gold, silver and copper inks.

Simon Basscoupé
Boxed Set of 6
This boxed set of 4"x6" cards features the work Simon Brascoupé. The set includes 6 cards and 6 envelopes.

Legends 1
Boxed Set of 4
This boxed set of 5"x7" cards features the work of four different artists and contains the four traditional stories illustrated by their art.

Legends 2
Boxed Set of 4
This boxed set of 5"x7" cards features the work of four different artists and contains the four traditional stories illustrated by their art.

Legends 3
Boxed Set of 4
This boxed set of 5"x7" cards features the work of four different artists and contains the four traditional stories illustrated by their art.