SIZE: 18.00 X 10.50 “
The Thunderbird is central to Native American mythology. Thunderbird images appear in the artworks of Plains, Southwestern, Northeastern and Pacific Northwestern tribes. Each has their own legend of this powerful spirit.
First People called this bird Thunderbird because the flapping of his powerful wings sounded like thunder. When he was angry, lightning would shoot from his eyes.
To the Navajo, Thunderbird is a sacred symbol with many meanings. They believe Thunderbird protects them, warns them of approaching danger and nourishes their crops. Like all birds, the Thunderbird is also a spirit guide. Thunderbird has many deep, spiritual meanings. He is a powerful, generous spirit who can control the skies.
This is for one unframed museum quality fine art print, originally published by Joan Cawley Gallery.
The prints are produced using the lithographic printing process and are printed on high quality archival acid free paper.The prints are on a thick (120 pound or higher) stock of paper. Each print is of the highest museum art print reproduction quality and are supplied by the world's leading art publishers.These prints rival any detailed reproduction from their original pastel painting.
Framed prints are shown as an example of possible framing only.
SIZE: 18.00 X 10.50 “
The Thunderbird is central to Native American mythology. Thunderbird images appear in the artworks of Plains, Southwestern, Northeastern and Pacific Northwestern tribes. Each has their own legend of this powerful spirit.
First People called this bird Thunderbird because the flapping of his powerful wings sounded like thunder. When he was angry, lightning would shoot from his eyes.
To the Navajo, Thunderbird is a sacred symbol with many meanings. They believe Thunderbird protects them, warns them of approaching danger and nourishes their crops. Like all birds, the Thunderbird is also a spirit guide. Thunderbird has many deep, spiritual meanings. He is a powerful, generous spirit who can control the skies.
This is for one unframed museum quality fine art print, originally published by Joan Cawley Gallery.
The prints are produced using the lithographic printing process and are printed on high quality archival acid free paper.The prints are on a thick (120 pound or higher) stock of paper. Each print is of the highest museum art print reproduction quality and are supplied by the world's leading art publishers.These prints rival any detailed reproduction from their original pastel painting.
Framed prints are shown as an example of possible framing only.
