Description:

This collectible phone card features an artistic depiction by Perillo Artwork of Hiawatha and Minnehaha, two iconic figures from Native American culture and American history. The image shows Hiawatha standing beside his horse while Minnehaha embraces him tenderly in a natural, serene setting. Both figures wear traditional clothing, with Minnehaha in a long dress and Hiawatha dressed in fringed attire. The background suggests a landscape with soft earth tones and a calm atmosphere.

The card has a denomination of $2.50 USD clearly printed on the right side. At the top center, the AmeriVox logo appears, featuring the American flag incorporated with an eagle motif and the word "AmeriVox" in bold font. The bottom of the card prominently displays the text "Hiawatha and Minnehaha" identifying the subjects of the artwork. The style and imagery reflect Americana themes and highlight Native American heritage, connecting to the cultural narrative found in Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s "The Song of Hiawatha."

This card blends artistic representation with cultural storytelling and is a collectible item that celebrates American Indian themes and historical iconography, including animals and horses significant to Native American life. The overall presentation is polished, with soft, natural colors and a careful balance between illustration and text, underscoring the rich tradition referenced in the artwork.

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