Fine Art Giclee reproduction of my original hand painted illustration.Giclee prints offer you superior quality, full-color spectrum, high resolution artworks using premium materials and technology.
 
What is now Brattleboro, VT, was a Native American, Abenaki site located on a terrace of land under the base of Wantastiquet Mountain, on the Connecticut River. The mountain was also home to timber rattlesnakes and Copperheads, which were hunted by the Abenaki. An archeological dig uncovered 5,000 year old pottery, stone tools, snake bones and cooking fires. Pictured here is a Native American tribe on the Connecticut River who are cooking, building canoes, building wigwams and quonset huts, canoeing, tanning hides, eating snakes and corn, grinding grain, with Mount Wantastiquet in the distance.
 
Created together with Archaeologist Dr. Robert Goodby, Sherry Gould of the Nulhegan Band, and Chief Roger Longtoe Sheehan of the Elnu Tribe. Made possible by a grant from The New Hampshire Charitable Foundation.

PRINT DETAILS:
Prints come with a 1/4 " border to allow for easy framing, in a protective sleeve.
Frame is not included.
 
Sizing Options:
ORIGINAL Size: Entire picture print
 
EUROPEAN Size: Entire picture print
 
*STANDARD SIZES have image edges removed to suit specific size constraints.
 
FRAMED CANVAS reproductions do not have archival inks like the giclee prints above.
   Stretched on a 3/4 inch frame.
   Includes wire hanger ready to hang
   Satin UV coating.
 
I apologize, there is no international shipping at this time. 
 
*If you require a size not listed, please message me with an inquiry.
 
Please note that not all monitors are set in the same way so colors may differ slightly from what you see on your screen.
 
Thank you!
 
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