Shawl Dance by Betty Albert
Experience the vibrant spirituality and cultural richness of Cree artistry with this stunning limited edition framed canvas. Created by renowned Indigenous artist Betty Albert-Licenz, Shawl Dance captures the dynamic movement and deep spiritual significance of this traditional ceremonial dance.
About the Artist - Betty Albert
Betty Albert-Licenz is a Cree artist whose work bridges traditional Indigenous spirituality with contemporary artistic expression. Adopted and raised by French Canadian parents in Northern Ontario, Betty's artistic journey led her to Vancouver Island where her interests in art and spirituality flourished. After reconnecting with her Native American father and discovering her Cree birthright, she co-founded Wabimeguil Art Studio, distributing her powerful artwork throughout North America.
Like many Cree people, dreams play an important role in Betty's life and work. Her distinctive faceless dream people invite viewers to see themselves in the art, creating a deeply personal connection. Through vibrant acrylic colors and spiritual themes, her paintings encourage us to experience tradition, action, and profound spirituality in new ways.
Product Details
- Artist: Betty Albert-Licenz (Cree)
- Title: Shawl Dance
- Frame: Black modern composite frame
- Finished Size: 15" x 18.5"
- Medium: Canvas print with vibrant acrylic colors
- Edition: Limited Edition
- Made in Canada
- Artist bio attached to back of canvas
- Custom made per order (please allow up to 10 days)
Cultural Significance
The Shawl Dance is a beautiful and meaningful women's traditional dance in Indigenous culture. This artwork celebrates the grace, movement, and spiritual connection of the dancers, honoring the cultural heritage and traditions of Indigenous peoples.
Supporting Indigenous Artists
Each purchase directly supports Indigenous artists and their communities. The artist and copyright holder receive royalties from every sale, ensuring fair compensation and recognition for their cultural contributions and artistic talent.
Perfect for: Art collectors, Indigenous art enthusiasts, home decor, office spaces, meaningful gifts, cultural appreciation, and anyone seeking to bring authentic Indigenous artistry into their space.