1885 – Battle of Batoche | Limited Edition Art Print

Commemorate one of the defining moments in Métis history with this original artwork celebrating the 1885 Battle of Batoche.

Created by Métis artist Brian Caron, this piece honours the courage, resilience, and determination of the Métis people during the Northwest Resistance. Featuring Louis Riel and Gabriel Dumont, alongside iconic imagery from Batoche—including the church, Red River cart, and the infinity symbol representing the Métis Nation—this artwork was designed to tell the story of a people who stood to defend their homeland, culture, and rights.

Every detail was hand illustrated in Brian's signature graphic style, blending traditional Métis floral elements with bold historical imagery to create a modern tribute to an important chapter in Canadian and Métis history.

Whether displayed in your home, office, or community space, this print serves as a reminder of the strength, sacrifice, and enduring spirit of the Métis Nation.

Details

• Original artwork by Brian Caron

• Museum-quality print

• Printed on premium heavyweight stock

• Available in multiple sizes

• Designed and printed in Canada

"Our Land. Our People. Our Rights."