My model for this painting was a young Navajo girl, a student at Brigham Young University. One summer, on the outskirts of Cody, she and a number of other Indians re-created an early native village to demonstrate the manner in which the Indians lived before the arrival of Columbus. Charging admission, they taught such crafts as sage-grinding, cooking and the making of weapons. The entire encampment was all very well done. It was a rare opportunity for me to pose them and to produce a series of paintings (Pre-Columbian Indian with Atlatl & Pre-Columbian Indian are included in this group). Before the summer ended they packed up camp and disappeared. I have not heard from them since. - JB
James Bama - Sage Grinder
Release Year: 2012
Size: 14 x 18
Form: limited edition giclée on canvas
Edition Size: 75 numbered and hand signed by the artist
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Custom Framing: available upon request
Product Code: BAMSA2
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