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Watercolor of a Crow Bull Chief Indian warrior. The original photograph is by Edward Curtis, a photographer who devoted a lifetime to recording the great characters of the United States' original inhabitants and their way of life. It was well worth this effort because we have a visual reality reference that underscores how we wish history would have turned out differently. How we wish they could teach us how to build a functional society of a natural, close-to-the-earth concept. Also, they are treasures because they are probably the most ancient race of people on earth, issuing from mysterious, pre-historic times. This alone is enough reason for me to record their treasure in a modern color story. The representation of the warrior's incredible courage is captured in the necklace of bear claws and eagle plumes.

PLEASE CONTACT ME for commissions and specifics about original paintings. My realistic portraits and flowers in clean bright colors appeal to the effervescent nature and sparkle of a person who is young at heart. With colors as pure and vivid as true feelings coming from the heart, I paint the beauty around me. Children, delicate and joyful, grandparents, wise and warm, men and women absorbed in all they do: from fisherman to ballet dancers, where beauty shines in lined faces and in all forms of nude life drawings. I seek the peacefulness of old objects in still lives or the ancient marks of Native American tribes in soulful watercolor portraits. Then there are my flowers in watercolors, the kings and queens on parade, that I adore in...