Native American Kiowa/Caddo Peoples Woodcut in Colors "New Indian Art" Pop Art Sculpture With the outbreak of World
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With the outbreak of World War I
the back of the case also with 'rope-twist' engine turned decoration
Such chests were originally brought from Europe & as time went on were made colonially from local hardwoods
His father
to the top is a stepped crown flanked with a pair of turned and ribbed urn shaped finials
Native American Kiowa/Caddo Peoples Woodcut in Colors "New Indian Art" Pop Art Sculpture With the outbreak of WorldThis woodcut in colors is a famous 1975 artwork titled "Grandmother Gestating Father and the Washita River Runs Ribbon Like" by the renowned Native American Kiowa and Caddo artist T. C. Cannon (Tommy Wayne Cannon, 19461978). The woodcut is signed and dates from 1975. This very powerful image depicts a pregnant Native American woman walking under an umbrella and references his grandmother pregnant and carrying his father, underlining the resilience of
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