Benjamin Chee Chee Embroidered Hat
SKU: 9529
SKU: 9529
This unique and stylish hat features the artwork of Native American artist Benjamin Chee Chee. Embroidered on the side of this Taupe coloured beanie is 3 geese 'friends'. This hat is made of 100% acrylic and comes in one adult size for both men and women. It is large enough to fit over your ears and will keep you warm and comfortable during the winter. Enjoy this custom embroidered knit hat in a nice neutral colour.
He was a prominent member of the second generation of Woodland painters, a Native Art movement that began in the early nineteen-sixties and has since become one of the most important art schools in Canada.
Unlike many of his contemporaries, he painted in a style influenced by modern abstraction. While most of the young Woodland artists were content to follow the style of the movement's founder, Norval Morrisseau, in depicting myths and legends by direct and "primitive" narrative means, Chee Chee pursued a more economical graphic style, a reduction of line and image more in keeping with the mainstream of international modern art.
At the age of thirty-two and at the height of a new-found success as an artist and printmaker, Chee Chee died tragically.
This unique and stylish hat features the artwork of Native American artist Benjamin Chee Chee. Embroidered on the side of this Taupe coloured beanie is 3 geese 'friends'. This hat is made of 100% acrylic and comes in one adult size for both men and women. It is large enough to fit over your ears and will keep you warm and comfortable during the winter. Enjoy this custom embroidered knit hat in a nice neutral colour.
Chee Chee
Born in Temagami, Ontario, Chee Chee largely taught himself to draw and paint. His father died when he was two months old and he lost track of his mother. One reason behind his drive for success as a painter was his ambition to be reunited with her.He was a prominent member of the second generation of Woodland painters, a Native Art movement that began in the early nineteen-sixties and has since become one of the most important art schools in Canada.
Unlike many of his contemporaries, he painted in a style influenced by modern abstraction. While most of the young Woodland artists were content to follow the style of the movement's founder, Norval Morrisseau, in depicting myths and legends by direct and "primitive" narrative means, Chee Chee pursued a more economical graphic style, a reduction of line and image more in keeping with the mainstream of international modern art.
At the age of thirty-two and at the height of a new-found success as an artist and printmaker, Chee Chee died tragically.
Features
- Designed in Canada
- Package includes 1 hat
- Adult size one size fits all
- 100% acrylic
- Taupe colour with embroidered geese friends
Returns
We gladly accept returns of unworn merchandise purchased from MoccasinsCanada.com for a refund or exchange within 30 days of original purchase. Please note customer pays postage for the return. The Brown Bear covers the shipping for the replacement item. For more information please visit our returns page.
SKU: 9529
This unique and stylish hat features the artwork of Native American artist Benjamin Chee Chee. Embroidered on the side of this Taupe coloured beanie is 3 geese 'friends'. This hat is made of 100% acrylic and comes in one adult size for both men and women. It is large enough to fit over your ears and will keep you warm and comfortable during the winter. Enjoy this custom embroidered knit hat in a nice neutral colour.
He was a prominent member of the second generation of Woodland painters, a Native Art movement that began in the early nineteen-sixties and has since become one of the most important art schools in Canada.
Unlike many of his contemporaries, he painted in a style influenced by modern abstraction. While most of the young Woodland artists were content to follow the style of the movement's founder, Norval Morrisseau, in depicting myths and legends by direct and "primitive" narrative means, Chee Chee pursued a more economical graphic style, a reduction of line and image more in keeping with the mainstream of international modern art.
At the age of thirty-two and at the height of a new-found success as an artist and printmaker, Chee Chee died tragically.
This unique and stylish hat features the artwork of Native American artist Benjamin Chee Chee. Embroidered on the side of this Taupe coloured beanie is 3 geese 'friends'. This hat is made of 100% acrylic and comes in one adult size for both men and women. It is large enough to fit over your ears and will keep you warm and comfortable during the winter. Enjoy this custom embroidered knit hat in a nice neutral colour.
Chee Chee
Born in Temagami, Ontario, Chee Chee largely taught himself to draw and paint. His father died when he was two months old and he lost track of his mother. One reason behind his drive for success as a painter was his ambition to be reunited with her.He was a prominent member of the second generation of Woodland painters, a Native Art movement that began in the early nineteen-sixties and has since become one of the most important art schools in Canada.
Unlike many of his contemporaries, he painted in a style influenced by modern abstraction. While most of the young Woodland artists were content to follow the style of the movement's founder, Norval Morrisseau, in depicting myths and legends by direct and "primitive" narrative means, Chee Chee pursued a more economical graphic style, a reduction of line and image more in keeping with the mainstream of international modern art.
At the age of thirty-two and at the height of a new-found success as an artist and printmaker, Chee Chee died tragically.
Features
- Designed in Canada
- Package includes 1 hat
- Adult size one size fits all
- 100% acrylic
- Taupe colour with embroidered geese friends
Returns
We gladly accept returns of unworn merchandise purchased from MoccasinsCanada.com for a refund or exchange within 30 days of original purchase. Please note customer pays postage for the return. The Brown Bear covers the shipping for the replacement item. For more information please visit our returns page.Reviews
