From the Song of Hiawatha 

“ Then upon one knee uprising,

Hiawatha aimed an arrow;

Scarce a twig moved with his motion,

Scarce a leaf was stirred or rustled,

But the wary roebuck started,

Stamped with all his hoofs together

Listened with one foot uplifted,

Leaped as if to met the arrow;

Ah! The singing, fatal arrow,

Like a wasp it buzzed and stung him!

  Dead he lay there in the forest,

By the ford across the river;

Beat his timid heart no longer,

But the heart of Hiawatha.

Throbbed and shouted and exalted,

As bore the red deer homeward,…”

This limited edition print is guaranteed to be of museum quality. It was printed with fade resistant inks on acid free paper from an original painting by Hermon Adams and is strictly limited to 1,500 prints with 100 artist proofs. 16 X 24

While Supplies Last   $98.00

Originally $150.00