Description:

This collectible phone card features artwork by Perillo titled "Lovers," depicting two Native Americans embracing in front of a traditional teepee set amid an open landscape of grasses and distant mountains. The scene highlights elements of American Indian culture, with the figures dressed in traditional Plains Indian attire, including fringe details and feathers. A white horse with a decorative rope halter stands nearby, enhancing the cultural and natural setting.

The card is marked with a $2.50 USA denomination and includes the AmeriVox logo at the top, which features an American flag design with an eagle. The background presents a softly lit sky with hints of clouds, contributing to the serene mood of the image. The lower portion of the card carries the title "Lovers" and the artist's signature, Perillo, is visible on the bottom left.

This artwork reflects the heritage of the Sioux Indians, specifically referencing the Lakota and Dakota tribes of the Plains Indians, as noted by the keywords. Through its portrayal of human connection and cultural symbols, the card captures an artistic narrative tied to American history and Native American identity.

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