Northwest Native Arts: Creative Colors 2 (Paperback)

Robert E. Stanley Sr.

ISBN 10: 0888395337 / ISBN 13: 9780888395337

Published by Hancock House Publishers Ltd ,Canada, Blaine, 2007

About this Item

Paperback. The second colouring book in the "Northwest Native Arts" Series. Learn about some of the real and legendary creatures revered by the natives of the west coast by using these templates to create spectacular pictures. 20 different templates & line drawings. The second coloring book in the Northwest Native Arts Series. Learn about some of the real and legendary creatures revered by the natives of the west coast by using these templates to create spectacular pictures. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Northwest Native Arts: Creative Colors 2 (Paperback)
• Publisher: Hancock House Publishers Ltd ,Canada, Blaine
• Publication Date: 2007
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0888395337
• ISBN 13: 9780888395337
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

About this title

Synopsis

Northwest Indigenous Arts: Creative Colors 2 is the second in the Northwest Indigenous Arts Series and is a compelling exploration of the rich artistic traditions of the Northwest Indigenous communities. Authored by Robert E. Stanley Sr., this coloring book serves as both an educational tool and a creative outlet, featuring 20 templates and line drawings inspired by an authentic indigenous artist. It delves into the cultural significance of real and legendary creatures revered by the West Coast indigenous communities, offering readers a unique opportunity to engage with and learn about these traditions through art. Born in the small village of Gingolx: in British Columbia, Stanley brings a personal and authentic perspective to this work, inviting readers to discover the vibrant heritage and artistic expressions of Northwest Native peoples.

About the Author

The author, one of eleven siblings, was born in a little village on the northern coast of British Columbia. The village, called Gingolx: in his native tongue, is also known as Kncolith. Robert Stanley now resides in Terrace, British Columbia.