square pillow - 18 x 18 inchesReverse side is white.velveteen polyesterCase is machine washable. Zipper closure.made in Canada by lovejackFrom the McMichael permanent collection, Tom Thomson's painting, Byng Inlet. Soft, velveteen 100% polyester pillow case. This is a beautiful accent piece for your home or cottage.
square pillow - 18 x 18 inchesReverse side is white.velveteen polyesterCase is machine washable. Zipper closure.made in Canada by lovejackFrom the McMichael permanent collection, Tom Thomson's painting, Summer Day. Soft, velveteen 100% polyester pillow case. This is a beautiful accent piece for your home or cottage.
Raven Totem BookendRaven and bear designheight 7 inchesblack crushed marbleCanadian madeThe Northwest Coast Natives have a perception of oneness of all earth's creatures, human and animal. They believe that humans may transform into animals, birds, fish and mythical creatures and back again. Once transformed they take on the essence and spirit of that being, Their art reflects this transformation. Made...
McMichael landmarks in a tea towel, folded and wrapped with kraft paper belly band wrap.Material: 100% unbleached natural cotton. Screen Printed locally in Canada with eco-friendly water-based ink.Tea towel size approx.: 18 w x 25.5 h"Artwork by Julia Gash.
wool, embroidery threadwidth: 143.50 cm (56.5 inches)height: 130.81 cm (51.5 inches)**Please note that this product is not eligible for the Membership discount.**IRENE AVAALAAQIAQ, BAKER LAKE, NUNAVUTIrene Avaalaaqiaq believes she was born in 1941. At the time, dates were not recorded for births on the land, and the only date she is sure of is her wedding day. She identifies her...
Hand carved by Canadian Inuk artist: Esa KripanikCommunity: Igloolik, NunavutYear: 2018length: 16.5 cm (varying)width: up to 3.4 cmheight: 26.7 cm™ licensed by the Inuit Art Foundation This is a unique etched inukshuk with various animals of the north depicted throughout the sculpture. Igloolik is proudly etched into the base.
Handcarved by Canadian Inuk artist: John KawapikCommunity: Sanikiluaq, NunavutYear: 2017length: 20 cmwidth:varying up to 6 cmheight: varying up to 8.9 cm™ licensed by the Inuit Art FoundationThis bear has beautiful natural veins running through the sculpture. Veins add character to the piece.
17 x 17 inches or 43 x 43 cmCase is machine washableZipper closureDavid Milne's 'Lilies' on soft, velveteen 100% polyester pillow cases with a comfy poly/cotton form. Made in Canada. Bright colours, soft and durable. This is a beautiful winter accent piece.
Eagle-Bear Totem BookendEagle-Bear designheight 7.25 inchesblack crushed marbleCanadian madeThe Northwest Coast Natives have a perception of oneness of all earth's creatures, human and animal. They believe that humans may transform into animals, birds, fish and mythical creatures and back again. Once transformed they take on the essence and spirit of that being, Their art reflects this transformation. Made of black...
Twelve monthly grids and full-color artworkSize: 12 x 13 in.Opens to 12 x 26 in.Published with the Art Gallery of Greater VictoriaEmily Carr’s paintings capture the wind-whipped evergreens and fierce vigor of the British Columbia wilderness in the early 1900s. Her charged landscapes and depictions of First Nations totem poles brought her renown as the foremost painter of the Canadian...
Twelve monthly grids and full-color artworkSize: 12 x 13 in.Opens to 12 x 26 in.Published with the McMichael Canadian Art CollectionThe Group of Seven shared a passion for Canada’s wilderness and a strong desire to create a distinctive visual language, inspired first and foremost by the Canadian landscape. Their goal was to explore the country and paint it. In so...
Twelve monthly grids and full-color artworkSize: 12 x 13 in.Opens to 12 x 26 in.Published with the McMichael Canadian Art CollectionSchooled in French Impressionism and filled with national pride, a small community of artists came together in 1920 to form the Group of Seven, whose objective was to produce distinctly Canadian imagery. The impetus for this association was Lawren S....
Twelve monthly grids and full-color artworkSize: 12 x 13 in.Opens to 12 x 26 in.Published with Dorset Fine Arts & Pomegranate PublishingAbout 1,200 miles north of Toronto, the hamlet of Cape Dorset, Nunavut, is home to a multigenerational community of Inuit graphic artists. Their cooperatively owned printmaking studios have been in continuous operation since 1959, producing unique, captivating, and powerful...
Twelve monthly grids and full-color artworkSize: 12 x 13 in.Opens to 12 x 26 in.Published with the McMichael Canadian Art Collection & Pomegranate PublishingTom Thomson loved the rough country of northern Ontario. His exploratory artistic style and his appreciation of the wilderness helped shape the style of the Group of Seven, though his untimely death prevented him from exhibiting with...
120 pages with Wire-O binding and a soft cover with flapsSize: 6 x 8¼ in.Published with Dorset Fine Arts and Pomegranate PublishingAbout 1,200 miles north of Toronto, Baffin Island is home to a multigenerational community of graphic artists who work each winter in the printmaking studios of Cape Dorset. In continual operation since 1959, the studios produce striking, highly decorative...
Twelve monthly grids and full-color artworkSize: 12 x 13 in.Opens to 12 x 26 in.Published with Dorset Fine ArtsThe animals and legends of the Arctic north come to life in the drawings and prints of Inuit artist Ningiukulu Teevee. Her work, inspired by tales she heard as a child, first appeared in Cape Dorset’s annual print collection in 2004. Since...
