Native Americans

I have always been moved by the works of Edward Curtis as well as other photographers from the late 19th century and early 20th century. They depict the changing world of the Native American culture. I am intrigued by the conviction and strength of the portraits during this era. When photographing my own reference material I attempt to capture the same spirit. Creating portraits in batik is  especially rewarding.

Contact artist or gallery for information on these batiks
Chief High  Bear
23.25 x22.5
Batik 

Ground Spider
23 x 17.5
Batik with Gold Leaf beads
Frame of Reference

Goose Face
19.5 x 15.75
Batik with Gold Leaf

Lazy Boy
34 x 24
Batik with Gold Leaf
Hockaday Museum
​Women Artists of Glacier
All Dressed Up
16 x 12
​Batik
Frame of Reference
Golden Girl
20.75 x 17.5
​Batik with Gold Leaf
"Buster" Yellow Kidney
10 x 12
 Batik
Hockaday Museum
​Women Artists of Glacier
Curly Bear
24.25 x 15
Batik with Gold Leaf
Hockaday Museum
​Women Artists of Glacier
On The Way to a  Warrior
25 x 20
Batik with Gold Leaf

Picture
Too Many Drivers at the Wheel
(Ride Share)
37.5 x 29
Creighton Block Gallery
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Cheyenne Story-Battle of Greasey Grass (Custer's Last Stand
24 x 25
Batik
Creighton Block Gallery
The Story of Mountain Chief
21 x 27
Batik
Creighton Block Gallery

Picture
Running Horse
22 x 21
Batik​
Navajo Woman
12 x 9 
Batik


Chief Garfield
14.25 xatik with Gold Lead
Latigo and Lace
Blackman Arapahoe
36 x 23
Batik
Whirlwind Horse
22 x 21
Batik
Grand Union Hotel

Party Wagon
23 x 29
Batik with Gold Leaf




Moving Robe
18 x 24
batik
​Latigo and Lace
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Buffalo Brushes
​Batik
Beartooth Gallery
Winston Publishing
Echos Above  the Canyon
30 x 22.75
Batik


                     
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