Ceromonial Artifacts
Although many of these artifacts remain and are valued pieces in early man’s record, their meaning is largely lost to history.
Poppies Five
“Poppies Five” 14 x 18 Oil on Panel Enjoy the coming Springtime weather… it is a gift, and embracing it is all we have to do!
April Showers
“Poppy Solo” 36 x 24″ Oil on Canvas Obviously inspired by a favorite artist, Georgia O’Keeffe, this poppy painting is playing homage to my mother’s poppy garden and the early blooms of spring. I’m looking for some comments here: what symbolizes spring to you? Mine is this, along with the start of the legion baseball season. Go Post 164! We …
Battle of the Greasy Grass
Images in this painting are inspired by the ledger art of Amos Bad Heart Buffalo, who recorded tales told to him by his uncle and father, who fought in the Battle of the Greasy Grass.
Remembering Wounded Knee
The Battle of Wounded Knee will always be a black mark upon the United State and worthy of recollection.
Horse and Shield of a Slain Warrior
Having died in battle, a fallen Cheyenne warrior is honored by a depiction of his shield and riderless horse in this historic image. In my painting, the significance of the circle and the medicine wheel are suggested within this painting, by the repeated circular shapes.