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Festival Store
Alaska Bald Eagle Books, Festival prints, note cards, and tee shirts are available for secure purchase online.
If you wish to purchase multiple copies of prints or posters, please contact the American Bald Eagle Foundation to make the order. Upon receipt of your order, some items will be consolidated and shipping charges might be reduced as a result.
All prints are on archival quality cover weight paper.
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Eagle Returns
by Robert Genn |
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Watercolor
on Fabriano rag 300lb HP, signed l.r. 2005
The idea of placing an eagle's nest on top of a totem
has interested me for some time. I've not seen it in real life but
I'm not ruling out the possibility. "The Eagle Returns"
is a fantasy. The poles in the painting are both eagle poles that
happen to exist in much less decayed form where I live in White
Rock, BC, Canada. The village itself is a reconstruct of many of
the deserted villages on the coast of Alaska and BC. To me it's
not at all about sentiment, but about symbolic power. We celebrate
the circle of life and the return of the eagle to our coast.
Size: 17" x 20"
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a signed Print $250 (unframed)
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| Something
to Behold
by Lex Alfred Hedley |
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Watercolor
on Fabriano rag 300lb HP, signed l.r. 2005
This work was inspired by a trip to Haines, AK in
November, 2004.
On his first visit to the area, the artist was impressed
by the sheer immensity of the landscape, the qualities of northern
light, and the presence of wintering Bald Eagles.
Of this work, he says, "This work recalls the
atmospheric conditions of my visit to the area, a memorable combination
of cold, fresh mountain air, grey skies, and scattered morning light.
This light intrigued me, glancing off sulphur-yellow eyes, playing
over rich, dark tones of plumage and casting soft shadows over ancient,
lichen-encrusted rock. The challenge was to use this element with
a very restricted range of colors to unify eagle and landscape.
My intention with the eagle itself was to convey an
idea of the living presence of these magnificent birds, their sheer
size, their almost rock-like solidity and their deliberate, unhurried
movements. I also sought to convey, be means of a casual glance
over a shoulder, my perception of the fundamental indifference and
impassiveness of their nature."
Size: 28.5" x 21"
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a signed Print $250 (unframed)
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| The Bald Eagle of Alaska, BC and Washington by David Hancock |
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100 photos from outstanding photographers. David Hancock has been
fascinated by the magnificent bald eagle for over 50 years. The
Bald Eagle of Alaska, BC and Washington conveys the enthusiasm,
depth of knowledge and respect for nature that could only come from
a writer who has dedicated his life to wildlife biology and conservation.
Personal anecdotes — such as the author's often humorous adventures as a young graduate student traveling the west coast to study eagles — enliven the narrative. Chapters on the biology of the bald eagle and a summary of how they bounded back from the edge of extinction in the continental US share David Hancock's extensive understanding and appreciation of this majestic bird.
In addition, there is a look at some of the best eagle viewing areas and festivals on the northwest coast with recommendations and observations from the author.
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More Info About Author/Publisher David Hancock |
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2002 Print, "Hazard Pay" by Juneau artist
Forest Hembree. This beautiful limited edition lithograph of an
original acrylic painting is available for $35, numbered and signed
by the artist. This art is truly representative of the stormy maritime
conditions that the bald eagles must occasionally feed in during
the winter months in SE Alaska. The image is also featured on a
individually wrapped 5x7 inch note card (plus envelope) for $3.
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Purchase the poster online
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More Info About the Artist Forest Hembree |
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| Note
card set, "Hazard Pay" by Juneau artist Forest Hembree, "Mountain
Eagle" by Donna Cattoti, "Domain Dispute" by Ed Mills, and "Reflections"
by Herb van Cleve. Total of 12 cards (three of each, 5 x 7 (plus
envelope) for $25.
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1997 Print, "Chilkat" by Brenda Schwartz is an offset lithograph
print from an original water color painting. Limited edition of
500, signed and numbered by the artist. Only 5 remain and are available
for order at $100.
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More Info About the Artist Brenda Schwartz |
Ordering
Prints
All non-online orders should
be sent to:
Alaska Bald Eagle Festival
PO Box 49
Haines, AK 99827
Orders can also be phoned in at 907-766-3094
or made via
email.
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