Hudson Bay Stickers

Explore the wild beauty of Canada with this vintage-inspired travel poster featuring the stunning landscapes of Hudson Bay. With its rugged mountains, crystal clear lakes, and vast wilderness, this poster is the perfect addition to any home or office. Hang it up as a reminder of past adventures or as inspiration for future travels. Whether you're a nature lover, a history buff, or just a fan of retro art, this poster is sure to be a hit. So why wait? Add this piece of Canadiana to your collection today!

Composition of snow covered volcanic rocks which line the shores of Hudson Bay at Churchill, Manitoba, Canada.

See Hudson Bay Mountain Resort in a whole new way. You are looking at the most accurate and technical Ski Trail Map out there. Updated regularly to ensure the most up to date information with the highest level of detail. Don’t settle for the free resort provided artist rendition trail map or an app that uses an inaccurate map. Get an accurate Ski Map from Mapsynergy. New 3D versions showing the runs of each resort. Then overlaid on a 3D model to see what the resort actually looks like without artist warping. Want more detail? See our full resort trail map version. Visit us at skimap.com or mapsynergy.com. This map is not affiliated with the resort in any way. All Trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

A Pop Art Travel Print of Hudson Bay - Canada

The breakers crash into the snow covered volcanic rocks which line the shores of Hudson Bay at Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. Broken ice pieces line the shore having been tumbled onto the beach by the waves. Three weeks prior to this the Bay had frozen over and the polar bears headed for the ice to hunt seals. But 10 days before this image the cold snap ceased and the ice broke up forcing the polar bears to retrun to shore where they had to wait for a further 6 weeks for a freeze suitable for hunting on the ice. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in The World as we See it, or as we Missed it, & Other Groups.)

Inuit Inukshuk on Hudson Bay, Churchill, Manitoba, Canada, North America. Inukshuk are built from unworked stones & are a landmark used by the Inuit of North America as signposts and markers. The traditional meaning of the inukshuk is "Someone was here" or "You are on the right path. " Canon 500D, zoom lens.

Arctic Fox, Vulpes lagopus, also known as the White Fox or Snow Fox, on the tundra at Polar Bear Point, Wapusk National Park, Churchill, Manitoba, Canada, North America. The fox ran at high speed across the ice, then stopped and looked for just a moment. Just long enough for 2 shots. (This is a colour photograph.) (Featured in Images of Endearment and Others.) Canon 500D, zoom lens. IMAGE OF THE YEAR in the Group Local Critters - 2014 (6326 views by 10 April 2015)

A Pop Art Travel Print of Hudson Bay - Canada

Inuit Inukshuk on Hudson Bay, Churchill, Manitoba, Canada, North America. Inukshuk are built from unworked stones & are a landmark used by the Inuit of North America as signposts and markers. The traditional meaning of the inukshuk is "Someone was here" or "You are on the right path." Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in Ancient Relics, Customs and Sites.)

Mother and cub struggling back to shore on Hudson Bay after being trapped at sea on ice which broke up due to a weather change. (Featured in Amazing Wildlife and others.) The cub often had to swim when the mother could walk, at times they both had to swim. They would have been making their way back to shore for 10 days. Amazing feat for that little cub!! Polar bear, Ursus maritimus, which means "sea bear". Churchill, Polar Bear Pt, Wapusk National Park, Canada, N America. Canon 500D, zoom lens.

Arctic Fox, Vulpes lagopus, also known as the White Fox or Snow Fox, on the tundra at Polar Bear Point, Wapusk National Park, Churchill, Manitoba, Canada, North America. The fox ran at high speed across the ice, then stopped and looked for just a moment then turned his head ready to take off again. Just long enough for 2 shots. (This is a colour photograph.) Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in A Wilderness Somewhere, & Others.) (2351 at 13 July 2015) .

Show your love for the great province of Ontario!

Show your love for Quebec!

Quebec in Red Plaid

Wobik New France Established 1535 in the Canadian wilderness! Any fan of Barkskins- New France will love this awesome design! Travel back in time to Wobik, New France! Great gift for anyone who loves Canadian history, Quebec and the wild, wide frontier!

Views Across Frenchman's Bay from Mt. Desert Island, After a Squall by Thomas Cole, 1845. Oil on canvas.

Love is love is love.

The artwork illustrates a view of the Moose River from Moose Factory, Ontario, with a black ink drawing. The artwork showcases the breathtaking natural landscapes around the community in Northern Ontario, Canada.

Show your love for the great province of Manitoba!

Find your upstate of mind out on the water with this lake life painted paddle design. Perfect for the coastal, beachy loving adventurer! New York is the perfect place to paddle from the Hudson Bay and ocean beaches to upstate lakes and the Great Lakes!

Handsome Hudson Bay White Wolf in the snow. Wolves of the World series by Belette Le Pink for the Wolf lovers.

From an original engraving published in the Illustrated London news 30 Dec 1876. All the images I am uploading to this profile are no longer under copyright. My aim is to make available in a variety of forms these wonderful images from Victorian & Edwardian days from great publications like the Illustrated London News, the Graphic, Punch & other periodicals or books of the time. Please note with regard to scanned antique prints there may be some age related marks or faults from the originals which will show also on any print ordered. This is inevitable with prints of this age & actually lends an authentic look to your modern product. Please refer to the image shown.

Early Morning Statue of Liberty View ©Debra Martz The view from our cruise ship as we passed fairly close to the statue before the sun was completely lighting the day. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

Statue of Liberty ©Debra Nearing our cruise terminal in Brooklyn at almost sunrise, 6:29 am. Our cruise ship passed by the Statue of Liberty with views of New Jersey in the background. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

Manhattan Early Morning View ©Debra Martz We had a morning arrival while on a cruise ship. The clouds were heavy so didn't get the bright morning light I would have liked but it was still a beautiful sight to see as we made our way toward the Red Hook Pier in Brooklyn. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

Statue of Liberty Jersey City Skyline ©Debra Nearing our cruise terminal in Brooklyn at sunrise, 6:27 am. Our cruise ship passed by the Statue of Liberty with views of the skyline of Jersey City, NJ. Ellis Island is faintly seen just to the right of the center by the short water tower. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

Fort Vancouver National Historic Park t-shirts, stickers, mugs, posters, and other gifts from the Oregon site of the English Hudson Bay Company trading post. From the official souvenirs of America's Best History.

Ocean, beach, snow, ice and rocks all had glassy looking surfaces in the soft light as breakers crash into the snow covered volcanic rocks which line the shores of Hudson Bay at Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. Broken ice pieces line the shore having been tumbled onto the beach by the waves. Three weeks prior to this the Bay had frozen over and the polar bears headed for the ice to hunt seals. But 10 days before this image the cold snap ceased and the ice broke up forcing the polar bears to retrun to shore where they had to wait for a further 6 weeks for a freeze suitable for hunting on the ice.

Show your love for the great territory of Nunavut!

Love is love is love!

Ocean, beach, snow, ice and rocks all had glassy looking surfaces in the soft light as breakers crash into the snow covered volcanic rocks which line the shores of Hudson Bay at Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. Broken ice pieces line the shore having been tumbled onto the beach by the waves. Three weeks prior to this the Bay had frozen over and the polar bears headed for the ice to hunt seals. But 10 days before this image the cold snap ceased and the ice broke up forcing the polar bears to retrun to shore where they had to wait for a further 6 weeks for a freeze suitable for hunting on the ice. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in The World as we See it, or as we Missed it, and Other Groups)

Ontario in Red Plaid

Love is love is love.

Love is love is love.

Colorful illustrated map from Canada.

Quebec in Blue Plaid