Affordable Reproduction Prints
Jo Mora 1876-1947
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"Sweetheart of the Rodeo" Also known as "Evolution of the Cowboy" depicts in colorful detail the various dress and accouterments of everyday Native American life and ceremony. Included are examples of tribal basketry, pottery, bead and quill work, textiles, canoes and home life. This carte provides a broad overview of the people and cultures of the original inhabitants of America. Original artwork by Jo Mora 1933 Reproduction Print - 24 X 31 inches $34.95 Order
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"Indians of North America" Depicts in colorful detail the various dress and accouterments of everyday Native American life and ceremony. Included are examples of tribal basketry, pottery, bead and quill work, textiles, canoes and home life. This carte provides a broad overview of the people and cultures of the original inhabitants of America. Jo spent time in Arizona as a young man, he did drawings of the native Americans and respected and loved them very much.
Reproduction Print - 24 X 31 inches SOLD OUT
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"Grand Canyon Map 1948" Jo Mora was originally commissioned by Scenic Airways, Inc.to do this map, but the deal did not go through. You will notice the reference to an airplane on the bottom left of the carte. The first variation was published in black & white but, due to a lack of popularity, it was colored in some years later and published by Jo Mora Publications. It is packed with historical notes and humor of a time gone by. What fun it would be to reference this map on a trip to the Grand Canyon. Original artwork by Jo Mora 1931
$375.00 Order
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"Yosemite Park Map 1931"
Original artwork by Jo Mora 1931
1980 Reproduction print 19.5" X15.25 inches |
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"Yellowstone Map" Jo Mora did this delightful artwork in 1931, it shows the evolution of the Native American's who spent the summers in their sacred hunting ground, then the invasion of the trappers and the US Cavalry as Yellowstone became a park bringing tourists from trains in Montana and Idaho, in stage coaches, buses and road cars. Lodges, campground and geyser basins are marked, as well as trails and lakes. In the 1930’s cabin areas had curfews. In the morning the rangers would chase the bear away so the tourist could come out safely. There were hot spring pools to swim in, and bleachers to watch the bear come in to feed. Jo had a great sense of humor from the time. Yellowstone has changed a lot, but is still the same in many ways. Today this map might urge you to stop somewhere you might not have considered. Original artwork by Jo Mora 1931 colorized 2013 Affordable Reproduction Print 24" X 31 inches $34.95 Order Fine Art, Musuem Quality Prints Available
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Three Prints, Sweetheart of the Rodeo, Yellowstone Map and Yosemite map
shipped to one address for $100.00 Order
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"Mora Yellowstone Cards"
10
for $30.00 Order
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Mora's Yellowstone Print and 10 Note Cards Shipping included: $64.95 Order
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