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Native Americans

I have always been moved by the works of 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.

​All major works come with a story about the historical significance of the piece. Please contact me for stories and more information .
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Legend of The Blanket Flower
30 x 21
Batik with Gold and  Silver Powder
First Strike Auction
The  Russell
Great Falls, MT
March 20, 2026
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Lakota Moon
34 x 20
Batik with Gold Leaf and Silver Powder
Saturday Night Auction
​The  Russell
Great Falls, MT
​March 20, 2026
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Cherokee Woman- Cherokee Trail of Tears
24 x 20
Batik
​$4000
Available
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The Artist
18 x 24
Batik with Silver and Copper Powder
available
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On the Wings of a Butterfly
33.5 x 30.5
Batik with Gold Powder
$6900
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Heavy Shield
Batik. with Weathered Gold Leaf Background
22 x 18
​$3250
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Jesus La Cruz Herrera
Tesuque Pueblo

Batik
20 x 19
$3100
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Stella Walking Antelope
26 x 21
Batik with Silver Powder
$4500​
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Pinkie
24 x 18
Batik with  Silver Leaf
$3200

Available
This piece is based on my interpretation of Lawerence's Pinkie
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Crazy Bull Sioux
22.5 x 17
Batik with Gold Powder
​$3500
Mmbers Show
Glacier Art Museum
Kalispell, MT
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Chief  Red Cloud
30 x 20
Batik
Arvon Hotel
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Sioux Society
32 x 26.5
Batik With Gold Leaf
$7000
Available
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Forget Me Not
24 x 16
Batik
Arvon Hotel

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Fish Hawk
24 x 20
Batik
$3500​
Grand Union
Fort Benton MT
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Water
​Blue is the most sacred of all colors as it is the very essence of Inyan (Stone) who helped to create the world.
Today, Lakota people believe water is medicinal which originates from this ancient ideology. This is the impetus behind the current native resistance to “fracking” of major oil companies. This mining method is wreaking havoc with the earth just to obtain more oil and money.
Blue face paint also symbolizes wisdom and confidence and was produced from duck manure, clays, oxides, powdered azurite and lapis, sun flower seeds, berries and flowers
https://anthropologylover.wordpress.com/2013/02/09/native-american-face-paint- customs-colors-designs/ https://www.warpaths2peacepipes.com/native-american-symbols/color-meanings- symbolism.htm
12.5 x 12.5
​Batik wit Gold Leaf
The 1889  Barn
​Bozeman, MT
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Wisdom
Red is a color of the north and denotes perseverance, endurance, pureness, and wisdom of the White Hairs (reference to age).
Many Native American tribes used of red paint as preparation for battle but it was also used for other occasions representing festivity or joy, or the sun, light, life, energy, or power. (Lewis, 2009)
https://anthropologylover.wordpress.com/2013/02/09/native-american-face-paint-customs- colors-designs/ https://www.warpaths2peacepipes.com/native-american-symbols/color-meanings- symbolism.htm​
12.5 x 12.5
​Batik wit Gold Leaf
$1000
​Available
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Cheyenne Story-Battle of Greasey Grass (Custer's Last Stand
24 x 25
Batik
​$3750

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 Story of Mountain Chief
21 x 27
Batik
Arvon Hotel
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Golden Girl
20.75 x 17.5
​Batik with Gold Leaf
​$2500
Available
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Too Many Drivers at the Wheel
(Ride Share)
37.5 x 29
The 1889  Barn
Bozeman, Mt
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Echos Above the Canyon
29 x 22
​Batik
Winston Gallery
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