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Yumans by Jane Ash Poitras kK Art, Artists, Ideas, Collage, Indigenous Peoples, American Art, Artist Painting, Artist, Artsy
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Yumans by Jane Ash Poitras kK
Birth by Jane Ash Poitras kK Mixed Media, Mixed Media Art, Canadian Art, Aboriginal Art
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Birth by Jane Ash Poitras kK
Going to the Sun Dance (1999) by Jane Ash Poitras, Cree artist kK Contemporary Art, Hipsters, Photographs And Memories, American Artists, Dancing In The Rain, American Indian Artists, Fine Art
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Going to the Sun Dance (1999) by Jane Ash Poitras, Cree artist kK
Jane Ash Poitras paintings Transformation Bear Shaman kK
Jane Ash Poitras paintings | Bearclaw Gallery Edmonton | Bearclaw Gallery
Jane Ash Poitras paintings Transformation Bear Shaman kK
Jane Ash Poitras paintings kK Winter, Paintings, Jane, Indigenous Art, Illustration Art, Winter Art
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Jane Ash Poitras paintings | Bearclaw Gallery Edmonton | Bearclaw Gallery
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Jane Ash Poitras paintingskK Contemporary Artists, Old Things
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Jane Ash Poitras paintings | Bearclaw Gallery Edmonton | Bearclaw Gallery
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Eagle Shamans by Native Canadian Mixed Media Artist Jane Ash Poitras (born 1953) kK Native Americans, Native American Artists, Native American Paintings, Native American Inspired
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Eagle Shamans by Native Canadian Mixed Media Artist Jane Ash Poitras (born 1953) kK
Jane Ash Poitras paintings kK Future Artist, Inuit, Edmonton
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Jane Ash Poitras paintings | Bearclaw Gallery Edmonton | Bearclaw Gallery
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Jane Ash Poitras paintings |Llamas kK Artwork
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Jane Ash Poitras paintings | Bearclaw Gallery Edmonton | Bearclaw Gallery
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Sisters-Storm 1999 by Jane Ash Poitras kK Sisters, Artists For Kids, Indian Artist, Indian Art, Modern, Modern Indian Art
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Sisters-Storm 1999 by Jane Ash Poitras kK
Bear Power Mixed Media by Jane Ash poitras kK Canada, Aboriginal Artists
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Bear Power Mixed Media by Jane Ash poitras kK
POITRAS Jane Ash - We Are All Individual and Together United kK Batman, Fictional Characters, Indian, Individuality, The Unit
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POITRAS Jane Ash - We Are All Individual and Together United kK
Crowfoot by Jane Ash Poitras kK
Crowfoot by Jane Ash Poitras kK
Jane Ash Poitras - The Red Line - kK Portrait, Canadian, American
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Jane Ash Poitras — "Riel - Riel - Riel" kK. Fort Chipewyan Cree artist Jane Ash Poitras is known for her collage-like technique, which incorporates photos. Here, she pays tribute to Louis Riel, founder of the Metis and the province of Manitoba, by using a photo of the historical rebel leader and another of his provisional government. There is also a rifle with a feather at the mouth of its barrel, symbolizing a conflict that was meant to be carried out peacefully. Painting & Drawing, American Ancestry, North, Indigenous Peoples Day
Painting & Drawing
American Ancestry
North
Indigenous Peoples Day
15 Stunning Works Of Indigenous Art From Across Canada
Jane Ash Poitras — "Riel - Riel - Riel" kK. Fort Chipewyan Cree artist Jane Ash Poitras is known for her collage-like technique, which incorporates photos. Here, she pays tribute to Louis Riel, founder of the Metis and the province of Manitoba, by using a photo of the historical rebel leader and another of his provisional government. There is also a rifle with a feather at the mouth of its barrel, symbolizing a conflict that was meant to be carried out peacefully.