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Posters & Reproductions

Numerous paintings by Irene Klar are available in reproduction as posters or unlimited giclee prints. All reproductions are printed to superior standards on quality paper stocks are 80-100 lb. weight. The edges of the paper can be torn to simulate a deckle and can be exposed in framing. All posters are published in open editions. Dimensions given are of the image size; most have a white border of 1-3″.

  • 102 - Old Ways

    102 – Old Ways


    This is a distinctly Pueblo image from Acoma ("Sky City") located just west of Albuquerque, New Mexico. The women are wearing traditional woven mantas, some with embroidered borders. Acoma is renowned for its fine quality thin-walled pottery. 26" x 37 1/8" (66cm x 95cm)

    $50 USD / $70 CAD

  • 104 - Haida Patterns

    104 – Haida Patterns


    The Haida people live on the west coast of Canada and Northwestern USA. They, along with the Kwakiutl and Tlingit are 'famous world-wide for their totems, wood canoes, and longhouses with stylised interpretations of mythical figures. Their wonderful basket hats are often fashioned from split spruce roots. The height of the hat reflects the social status of the bearer. 35.75" x 25.75"

    $50 USD / $70 CAD

  • 105 - Chief Patterns

    105 – Chief Patterns


    These bold blanket designs are known as Chief Patterns and are woven by the Navajo of Arizona and New Mexico. They typically have strong black and white horizontal stripes interrupted in 9 points by a geometric coloured pattern. These are at the top and bottom comers and the midpoint in between on each side, then at the top, middle, and bottom on the centreline. The patterns are halved on the edges of the blanket and are made complete when the wearer draws the two edges together as the blanket is wrapped around the body. 13.5" x 39.75"

    $50 USD / $70 CAD

  • 109 - West Coast Dreaming

    109 – West Coast Dreaming


    The classic Hudson Bay blanket is at the centre. It became the quintessential North American trade blanket. Trade blankets were often embellished with appliqued and beads. The Haida and Kwakiutl would transform the more plain blankets with the addition of buttons outlining traditional designs. 24.25" x 7.75"

    $25 USD / $35 CAD

  • 110 - November Moon

    110 – November Moon


    The blankets feature classic Navajo designs taken from those found in several museum collections in the American southwest. Navajo lands are in NE Arizona and NW New Mexico. The desert landscape throbs with warm colours --- ochres, yellows and reds. The original painting was done in November at the time of the full Moon. 24.25" x 9.75"

    $30 USD / $40 CAD

  • 111 - Tribes

    111 – Tribes


    The Ait Haddidou from the anti-Atlas mountains of southeasternMorocco wear black and white striped blankets. Poking out from beneath the blankets can be seen some of the fabulous beads the tribal people are known for - huge peices of amber and glass beads in a rainbow of colours. 24.5" x 11" (62cm x 28cm)

    $30 USD / $40 CAD

  • 113 - Returning to the Mesa

    113 – Returning to the Mesa


    These women are returning to the Hopi village of Walpi (First Mesa). It is in NE- Arizona. The village is almost invisible from below -- the stone houses high on the top of the mesa are well camouflaged by the rock cliffs with their rectilinear cleavage lines. 25.5" x 11.75"

    $35 USD / $50 CAD

  • 116 - Nat-ah-ki

    116 – Nat-ah-ki

    $150.00
    The Coldmaker sends the chilly winds of snow down from the Rocky Mountains sweeping across the plains. Colors become muted and blankets are pulled tight to ward off the cold. 25.5" x 32" Giclee on paper $150.00 Giclee on canvas $300
  • 117 - Caretakers of the Earth

    117 – Caretakers of the Earth


    All ages gather together and share the experience of watching their stories retold. Winter ceremonies might include the bird/creature masks in Hamatsa dance such as the Raven and Crooked-Beak. These masks feature hinged mandibles. Kwakiutl potlatch ceremonies can only be held with a tremendous amount of help and cooperation from the entire village. Guests might number in the hundreds and ceremonies can last from 24 hours to well over a week. The brown borders are representative of the sides of the classic bentwood box. The lid is embellished with discs of mother-of-pearl. 24.75" x 16 "

    $40 USD / $55 CAD

  • 120 - Woman who Walks on the Wind

    120 – Woman who Walks on the Wind


    29.5" x 10.5"

    $35 USD / $50 CAD

  • 121 - Dancing Girl

    121 – Dancing Girl


    30" x 12" No longer available as poster Available on canvas - price on request.

    Giclee on paper $175 USD / 235 CAD

  • 122 - Talking to the Spirits

    122 – Talking to the Spirits


    21" x 7"

    $25 USD / $35 CAD

  • 123 - Dreaming of Old Times

    123 – Dreaming of Old Times


    Now available as a giclee on canvas, price on request

    $50 USD / $70 CAD

  • 126 - Artifacts

    126 – Artifacts

    $675.00
    Giclee reproduction on canvas 13 x 60". $450 rolled or $675 stretched and ready to hang
  • 132 - Copper Woman

    132 – Copper Woman


    22" x 25"

    $40 USD / $55 CAD

  • 135 - Beached

    135 – Beached


    12" x 39.5"

    $50 USD / $70 CAD

Categories

Posters & Reproductions

Numerous paintings by Irene Klar are available in reproduction as posters or unlimited giclee prints. All reproductions are printed to superior standards on quality paper stocks are 80-100 lb. weight. The edges of the paper can be torn to simulate a deckle and can be exposed in framing. All posters are published in open editions. Dimensions given are of the image size; most have a white border of 1-3″.

  • 102 - Old Ways

    102 – Old Ways


    This is a distinctly Pueblo image from Acoma ("Sky City") located just west of Albuquerque, New Mexico. The women are wearing traditional woven mantas, some with embroidered borders. Acoma is renowned for its fine quality thin-walled pottery. 26" x 37 1/8" (66cm x 95cm)

    $50 USD / $70 CAD

  • 104 - Haida Patterns

    104 – Haida Patterns


    The Haida people live on the west coast of Canada and Northwestern USA. They, along with the Kwakiutl and Tlingit are 'famous world-wide for their totems, wood canoes, and longhouses with stylised interpretations of mythical figures. Their wonderful basket hats are often fashioned from split spruce roots. The height of the hat reflects the social status of the bearer. 35.75" x 25.75"

    $50 USD / $70 CAD

  • 105 - Chief Patterns

    105 – Chief Patterns


    These bold blanket designs are known as Chief Patterns and are woven by the Navajo of Arizona and New Mexico. They typically have strong black and white horizontal stripes interrupted in 9 points by a geometric coloured pattern. These are at the top and bottom comers and the midpoint in between on each side, then at the top, middle, and bottom on the centreline. The patterns are halved on the edges of the blanket and are made complete when the wearer draws the two edges together as the blanket is wrapped around the body. 13.5" x 39.75"

    $50 USD / $70 CAD

  • 109 - West Coast Dreaming

    109 – West Coast Dreaming


    The classic Hudson Bay blanket is at the centre. It became the quintessential North American trade blanket. Trade blankets were often embellished with appliqued and beads. The Haida and Kwakiutl would transform the more plain blankets with the addition of buttons outlining traditional designs. 24.25" x 7.75"

    $25 USD / $35 CAD

  • 110 - November Moon

    110 – November Moon


    The blankets feature classic Navajo designs taken from those found in several museum collections in the American southwest. Navajo lands are in NE Arizona and NW New Mexico. The desert landscape throbs with warm colours --- ochres, yellows and reds. The original painting was done in November at the time of the full Moon. 24.25" x 9.75"

    $30 USD / $40 CAD

  • 111 - Tribes

    111 – Tribes


    The Ait Haddidou from the anti-Atlas mountains of southeasternMorocco wear black and white striped blankets. Poking out from beneath the blankets can be seen some of the fabulous beads the tribal people are known for - huge peices of amber and glass beads in a rainbow of colours. 24.5" x 11" (62cm x 28cm)

    $30 USD / $40 CAD

  • 113 - Returning to the Mesa

    113 – Returning to the Mesa


    These women are returning to the Hopi village of Walpi (First Mesa). It is in NE- Arizona. The village is almost invisible from below -- the stone houses high on the top of the mesa are well camouflaged by the rock cliffs with their rectilinear cleavage lines. 25.5" x 11.75"

    $35 USD / $50 CAD

  • 116 - Nat-ah-ki

    116 – Nat-ah-ki

    $150.00
    The Coldmaker sends the chilly winds of snow down from the Rocky Mountains sweeping across the plains. Colors become muted and blankets are pulled tight to ward off the cold. 25.5" x 32" Giclee on paper $150.00 Giclee on canvas $300
  • 117 - Caretakers of the Earth

    117 – Caretakers of the Earth


    All ages gather together and share the experience of watching their stories retold. Winter ceremonies might include the bird/creature masks in Hamatsa dance such as the Raven and Crooked-Beak. These masks feature hinged mandibles. Kwakiutl potlatch ceremonies can only be held with a tremendous amount of help and cooperation from the entire village. Guests might number in the hundreds and ceremonies can last from 24 hours to well over a week. The brown borders are representative of the sides of the classic bentwood box. The lid is embellished with discs of mother-of-pearl. 24.75" x 16 "

    $40 USD / $55 CAD

  • 120 - Woman who Walks on the Wind

    120 – Woman who Walks on the Wind


    29.5" x 10.5"

    $35 USD / $50 CAD

  • 121 - Dancing Girl

    121 – Dancing Girl


    30" x 12" No longer available as poster Available on canvas - price on request.

    Giclee on paper $175 USD / 235 CAD

  • 122 - Talking to the Spirits

    122 – Talking to the Spirits


    21" x 7"

    $25 USD / $35 CAD

  • 123 - Dreaming of Old Times

    123 – Dreaming of Old Times


    Now available as a giclee on canvas, price on request

    $50 USD / $70 CAD

  • 126 - Artifacts

    126 – Artifacts

    $675.00
    Giclee reproduction on canvas 13 x 60". $450 rolled or $675 stretched and ready to hang
  • 132 - Copper Woman

    132 – Copper Woman


    22" x 25"

    $40 USD / $55 CAD

  • 135 - Beached

    135 – Beached


    12" x 39.5"

    $50 USD / $70 CAD

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