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Sky Dance - Traditional Pathways
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Sky Dance - Traditional Pathways

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BrandCanadian Art Prints
Type1000 Pieces
DimensionsApprox. 68 cm x 49 cm / 27 in x 19 in
PackagingCardboard Box
Total Pieces1000

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Cultural Background: Mohawk, Ontario

Amy Keller-Rempp is a talented Canadian artist. Originally from Ontario, she, her husband and their three daughters now reside in northern Alberta. Amy was born with a God-given talent, and she believes her First Nations ancestry (The Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte), and her memory of her father drives her passion. She uses mostly acrylic and oil, on many different types of canvas, and has developed unique styles that she describes as Modern Impressionism and Sky Dance Series. Her ability to grind and sculpt metal makes her one of the top metal art artists in the world.

Part of the Indigenous Collection.
1000 Pieces.
Finished size: Approx. 73 cm x 48 cm / 29 in x 19 in
Art by: Amy Keller-Rempp

 

 

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