Vintage Framed Eddy Cobiness "Sandpiper" Indigenous Art

Vintage Framed Eddy Cobiness "Sandpiper" Indigenous Art Print – Gallery Boutique Toronto An authentic, beautifully preserved 14" x 11" vintage matted lithograph plate featuring the elegant, minimalist work of celebrated Ojibwe-Canadian artist Eddy Cobiness (1933–1996), a founding member of the historic "Indian Group of Seven." Custom-framed by the legacy Gallery Boutique on Yonge Street, Toronto. Artist Biography & Significance Artist: Eddy Cobiness (Ojibwe, 1933–1996) Heritage: Born in Warroad, Minnesota; raised and lived on the Buffalo Point Reserve in southeastern Manitoba. Art Movement: A prominent figure in the Woodland School of Art and a crucial founding member of the Professional Native Indian Artists Inc. (widely known as the "Indian Group of Seven"). Style: Entirely self-taught, Cobiness was globally recognized for his masterful, flowing line work and stylized, minimalist depictions of nature, animals, and the natural elements surrounding his home. Item Details & Condition Subject: Two stylized marsh birds/sandpipers captured in sweeping, graceful profile lines with characteristic fine-grain lithograph texture. Format: Vintage 1970s/1980s illustrated book/portfolio plate, custom-matted and framed for commercial gallery distribution. Dimensions: 14" x 11" (Outer frame dimensions). Framing & Provenance: Housed in a classic mid-century aluminum sectional frame with tension clips. Includes the original custom-framing label from Gallery Boutique (626 Yonge St., Toronto, Ontario) and the publisher's typed biographical sheet permanently attached to the reverse backing. Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The artwork paper is clean with vibrant ink contrast. The matting, backing documentation, and frame hardware are fully intact and structurally sound. Ready to hang. Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue.