Showing posts with label Native american. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Native american. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 9, 2019

Colorful Southwest Art for Sale in Arizona American Indian TeePee by Theresa Paden




Contemporary Southwest Art for Sale in Arizona
American Indian TeePee
By Theresa Paden

"Autumn Day"

40 x 40"
This tee pee was painted on a gallery-wrapped canvas with 1.5" deep edges. 
I used a palette knife and brushes to apply thick oil paint, creating lots of texture on this one.
The edges are painted so framing is optional.
Wired on the back and ready to hang!

Available through Wilde Meyer Gallery in Scottsdale
Shipping is available from the gallery.
480-947-1489

See more of my work on my website
www.TheresaPaden.com

Here's how the painting looks in interiors


Sunday, May 3, 2015

This acrylic portrait of Two Moons was done by Texas portrait artist Juli Koroly


Two Moons, a Northern Cheyenne, was one of three models James Earle Fraser used when he sculpted the indian head nickel. Two Moons was a survivor of the Little Big Horn. I was fascinated by the strength of character in his face and the hint of humor. I wish I knew what was the source of the humor, was it directed at himself or at the man taking his picture.
Two Moons

Sunday, February 15, 2015

A pastel portrait "Daughter of Chief Seattle" by Texas Hill Country Artist Juli Koroly

"Princess Angeline"
10 X 12
Available on my Etsy site

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My inspiration for this portrait was a fascinating lady who for years was seen walking the streets of Seattle. She was the oldest daughter of Chief Seattle and was know by and a favorite of the people of the  city. There remains a small collection of photos of her. I was able to study them and found her face so full of character that I could not resist painting it.