Description:

This collectible AmeriVox phone card features detailed artwork of Native American figures Hiawatha and Minnehaha, inspired by the cultural themes in Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's "The Song of Hiawatha." The scene shows Hiawatha dressed in traditional clothing, standing in shallow water while holding the reins of a horse at his side. Minnehaha, standing closely beside him, embraces Hiawatha with one arm wrapped gently around his neck and the other resting on his chest. She is wearing a long, pinkish-red dress cinched by a belt at the waist.

The horse, positioned behind and to the left of Hiawatha, is depicted with a white blaze on its face, standing calmly in the water. The background portrays a soft, naturalistic setting with muted colors, suggesting a river or lakeside environment. The card includes the text "$2.50 USA" indicating its phone card value. At the bottom, the names "Hiawatha and Minnehaha" are prominently displayed. The artist’s signature "Perillo" appears near the lower left corner of the card.

A small American flag icon with a Native American profile is placed at the top center, accompanied by the AmeriVox logo. The overall style of the image reflects themes of American Indian culture, history, and traditional dress, focusing on the bond between the two figures and their connection to nature and animals.

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