Tree of Life III by Donna Langhorne Indigenous Art Print, First Nations, Anishinaabe Nation, Native Americans Decor, Framed Art

Brand: Elles Art and Frame

$39.99

IIndigenous Art Print

Paper Size 12" x 18" inches or 18" X 26"

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Matted Print - 12" X 18" image with white mat border, finish size 18" X 24"

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Framed with Mat - Outside Finished Size: 20" x 26" Single White Mat, 1.25” Black Wood Frame, Finished Backing with Wire Hanger

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Framed Print (no mat) - Outside Finished Size 16" X 22" Mounted on masonite with protective coating and framed in a dark walnut, textured, polystyrene frame.

Indigenous Background: Anishinaabe Nation
A member of the Fishing Lake First Nation and lifelong resident of Air Ronge, Saskatchewan, Donna Rose Langhorne is the mother of three children. She has been working in Northern Saskatchewan as a self-taught professional artist since 2010.

Donna suffers from a debilitating condition that makes it extremely traumatic for her to travel. Dealing with this confining reality has greatly influenced her artwork, underpinning in one way or another, virtually everything she creates, both structurally and thematically.

Acquiring supplies is problematic, and costly, since they are not readily available in the remote Northern community in which she lives. While Donna has produced and sold upwards of 100 paintings, including creating art for private, public and corporate commissions, her chief market has been limited to this economically challenged Northern region.

She participates at every opportunity in local trade fairs and her work has received considerable exposure and acclaim this way. Donna has worked hard to establish an online presence and is the owner/operator of the Donna The Strange On-Line Art Gallery, which has a strong following.

Her work has become increasingly recognized through sales, grants from funding bodies, and invitations to exhibit from curators and galleries. She has recently produced a series of paintings called The 7 Visions – Visions and Inspirations on Canvas for Healing & Reconciliation that was exhibited at Mistasinihk Place Gallery.
The artist or copyright holder has been paid from the sale of this product. Made and printed in Canada.

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Print will be shipped rolled in a sturdy tube. Safe and secure.

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.

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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.