Lost and Found III
A gemlike glow symbolic of gifts in a sacred life all have been given.
Trade Turned Dark
Trade beads have a dark history of human enslavement and deception.
Tumble
A fiction: a profusion of color, texture and action.
Story Inside a Sioux Tipi
Long, cold Dakota nights were endured in such as a teepee, during which, the telling of cherished stories passed along tribal history from one generation to another.
The Skirmish
Tales told of skirmishes past are hinted at in this painting. The imagery of U. S. Calvary soldiers being pursued by a Native Americans is inspired by the Ewers Ledger. The original artist of the ledger was a Northern Cheyenne, incarcerated in a fort in Montana Circa 1870 – 1880. The Ewers Ledger is named after the Calvary officer whose descendants inherited it.
Riverside Campsite
Calm and beautiful, at rest with nature…
Running Wild
The shelter of a tipi is a symbol from the past, reminiscent of a nomadic way of life. A life in which mankind lived off of the land and in harmony with nature.
Rend in Time
It was a near loss of a majestic creature due to a host of political reasons and lifestyle changes… Is it a whole lot different today?
Spearfish Canyon
Depicted as seen in full Fall colors, this view of Spearfish Canyon is found near a bend in the road known as Savoy, near Roughlock Falls
Dakota Dawn
This original girl print depicts a Dakota Plains Indian tipi at sunrise.