Wall Art - Snow Goose by Todd Baker

Snow Goose

Shown here as a poster, dry mounted, but can also be ordered matted and framed with glass. 

2 options

1. Poster Dry Mounted with 2.25" black frame - final product measurement about 16.5 x 22.5 inches.

2. Poster, matted and framed with glass, finished product measures about 19.5 x 25.5 inches

This art work takes about 2 weeks to process. 

One of Canada’s foremost First Nation artists, Todd Baker is the grandson of the (late) great leader and speaker Chief Khot-la-cha (Chief Simon Baker) of the Coast Salish tribe of the Squamish Nation located in the beautiful city of Vancouver.

With honor and by request, he began drawing for his tribe in his preteens and had ‘The National Living Treasure’ Bill Reid critique his first instrumental crest design, and instead of using his thunderbird design as the new logo for the Squamish tribe, he went straight to a limited edition and hasn't looked back.

Since then, Mr. Baker has done numerous pieces for institutions and organizations around the world. These include limited editions for the Peace Federation of Canada, Teachers Federation of B.C., Canadian Lacrosse Association, design work for the Heart Disease, Diabetes, Heart & Stroke Foundations, the Cancer Society, the Kids Fund and the Vancouver Opera House.