Sisters of the Earth by Maxine Noel, Indigenous Art Print, First Nations, Native Americans, Framed Art

$74.99

Indigenous Art

Print Only 12"X18" (No Frame incl.)

Framed 12X18 - Print Size 12" X 18", Outside Finished Size: 17" x 23"
Mounted on masonite with protective coating and framed with dark walnut, wide bevel textured, polystyrene frame

Cultural Background: Santee Oglala Sioux, Manitoba

Maxine was born in Manitoba of Santee Oglala Sioux parents. She spent her early childhood on her mother’s reserve but at the age of six she left to attend an Indian residential school. Maxine’s early career as a legal secretary was soon overshadowed by her preoccupation with painting and drawing. She took a course in advanced design where a teacher noticed Maxine’s tendency toward linear expression and encouraged her in the use of shape and line to suggest movement. She learned those lessons well, as evidenced by much of her work today. Since those early days Maxine has mastered the skills of painting and drawing plus the processes of serigraphy, etching and stone lithography. Recently she has turned her talents to the creation of editions in cast paper and limited edition bronze castings.

Maxine has received excellent response to her work and is now able to devote herself full-time to the creation of art.

Maxine Noel signs her artwork with her Sioux name IOYAN MANI, which translates as “Walk Beyond”.

The artist or copyright holder has been paid from the sale of this product. Made and printed in Canada.

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Made in Canada

Framed Art will be carefully bubble wrapped and shipped in a box to fit.

Buyers are responsible for any customs duty and taxes that may apply. Licensed item, not copied or reproduced in any way.

$15 standard shipping. FREE over $140.

14-day returns accepted.

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With nearly 20 years of experience in the art and framing industry, I’ve dedicated my life to crafting beautiful, lasting pieces of art. Every cut, mat, and frame is handled personally — a reflection of the care and attention I bring to my craft.

During the pandemic, I founded Elles Art and Frame to share my passion with customers around the world and to create a space where art could be celebrated and cherished.

A special focus of our shop is Indigenous art prints and framed artwork. By showcasing and selling these pieces, we proudly support talented Indigenous artists and help share their rich stories and culture with a wider audience.