Susan Seddon Boulet: Wolf Spirit

To the ancients, all things in nature had sacred or spiritual meaning. The world was inhabited by the higher beings, who took the form of fantastical creatures that were part animal, part human, and exceedingly powerful. These beings are the spirit guides who lead the departed to the next life, ...more

Imbued with ancient Native American shamanic symbolism, the twelve ethereal Boulet images in this calendar are each accompanied by an informative caption or an excerpt from a Native American song, chant, or prayer. Size: 12 x 13 in.; opens to 12 x 26 in. ...more

With paintings on one side and brief biographies on the other, these 48 fact-filled Knowledge Cards are a great source of condensed information-all in a deck the size of a pack of playing cards! You'll learn essential facts about the featured art and artists in this concise, stimulating compilation. Perfect ...more

Psyche, Athena, Gaia and forty-two other goddesses from diverse cultural traditions come to vibrant life through the luminous brush of Susan Seddon Boulet. Insightful text by writer Michael Babcock offers cultural and historical context for the work. ...more

Susan Seddon Boulet lived life in search of the magnificent. As a child growing up on a Brazilian farm, she developed a deep affection for animals and loved making colorful sketches of them. From these formative experiences, she found her destiny, one that deeply affected people all over the world. ...more

A visually striking, very personal tribute to the work and spirit of the late artist Susan Seddon Boulet, this book features forty-three images of bears Boulet created at various times in her career--bears ranging in tenor from rough, playful sketches to richly colored fairytale illustrations to her trademark, intricately detailed ...more