Indian Garden :: Fine Art Photography of Grand Canyon National Park

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+ Click image to enlarge Indian Garden :: #04016 < Previous Print :: Next Print >		Indian Garden Indian Garden was named for a long series of indigenous populations that frequented this oasis for millennia—from post-Ice Age hunters, to the Havasupai Indians who farmed the area until Grand Canyon was named a national monument in 1908. Today, towering Cottonwood trees and dense vegetation cling to the banks of Garden Creek, which emerges from the canyon walls as a number of perennial springs. Available as Open Edition Gift Print Each 5x7-inch photograph is printed on archival paper. Prints are shipped matted to fit 8x10-inch standard frames, backed, and enclosed in protective sleeves. Each print is titled and signed by the photographer. An artist statement and biography is also included with every order. $25.00 + S&H Use your credit card or PayPal NOTE: For orders of six or more prints, email us for discounted volume pricing.