4 Vintage Art Cards All Blank Inside All Canadian Artists From 50’s - 80’s

These 4 vintage art cards are in pristine condition and would be a lovely bit of nostalgia to give or even to frame. Each card is by a different Canadian artist and they’re all blank inside. Something interesting to note is, the painting of the two dogs, called Hunting Season, is by an artist called E. Pirard and it’s a mouth painting. This means exactly what it sounds like, the artist painted it using a paintbrush held between his teeth. I’ve always thought this is an incredible type of artistry and goes to show that creativity always finds a way. Another interesting thing to note is that Fresh Breeze, the painting of the sailboat, was painted by foot by artist P. Driver. Again, creativity always finds a way. They aren’t dated but given the styles, paper, & themes I’m guessing they range from the 1950’s to the 1980’s in appropriate age. Unfortunately I don’t have the original envelopes for them but I will include envelopes that will fit them although the one for the narrow dog painting print will be on the large side height wise. Sizes: Dogs (Hunting Season by E. Pirard) 7.5 x 3.5 inches Horses by George Stubbs 7.25 x 4.5 inches Sailboat (Fresh Breeze by P. Driver) 4.5 x 6.25. inches Alaskan Indian War Shields - War Shield of Eskimo by WilCum Leith 6.5 x 4.25 inches *Leith is a Canadian artist from BC and there’s interesting information on the back of the card to tell more about the tribes the artist studied and the symbolism within his work.