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Majestic Moose Boxed Cards

Sivertson Gallery Shop: Majestic Moose Boxed Cards

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Majestic Moose Boxed Cards

By Howard Sivertson

Notecards are beautifully printed on premium white card stock, packaged in a Kraft-colored box with a die-cut window displaying the front image, and include white envelopes. Each notecard is 5 W x 7 H inches. 8 assorted notecards, 2 of each image shown.

Blank inside.

Four images included:
Emil And The Night Visitor
Frost On Fiddle Creek
Early Freeze
First Outing, Grace Harbor

$24.95

Questions? Call 218-387-2491. We’re here to help and open Sunday 10-4/Monday-Saturday from 10-5.

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Raised as a third generation commercial fisherman on Isle Royale, Howard worked hard harvesting trout and herring from the cold waters of Lake Superior. Those impressions and experiences inspired his studies at the Minneapolis School of Art and the University of Minnesota. He then spent 25 years in commercial art before settling in Grand Marais, where he painted and wrote until his passing in 2023. Howard worked primarily in watercolor and oils either on location or in his studio. Both a landscape and narrative artist, he painted the scenes and historical tales of the North Shore, Isle Royale, and the BWCA. "Artists are natural storytellers using painted pictures instead of word pictures." Learn more about his incredible life and legacy on our blog.