Size: 48.00 X 32.00
History:
This painting features a Shaman, or Medicine Man, floating among blue sky and stars while summoning medicine powers to bless the health of his tribe. Below, a group of running ponies, galloping amidst a rustic background featuring many spiritual symbols of native life, the spiral shape, or Sipapu, symbolize a wonderful creation mythology of "the becoming" of the people, the origin place in the world that they came into being, and the curving path they took to find their tribal lands. The textural layers evoke the richness of native textiles. This artwork is in the contemporary primitive "Tapestry" series from the artist.
This artwork reflects the deep connection that elder healers have to their people and to the land and horses, and captures the essence of nature and the American West.
The artwork is a Diptych, measuring 48 inches in width and 32 inches in height, and is painted on two pieces of hand-made bark paper, made by the Otomi tribe, adding to its unique charm. Amat, or bark paper, is known as the oldest paper in the western hemisphere, and is still made today by the same techniques. The artist purchases this gorgeous paper directly from them.
The painting is signed by the artist and comes with a certificate of authenticity issued by Henle Studio, ensuring its originality. It is ideal for art enthusiasts who love to collect paintings that reflect nature, animals, cultures & ethnicities, history,and inspirational themes.
Henle’s pastel artworks have been shown in galleries across the country for more than 20 years, and many collectors have found them in notable places such as the Joan Cawley Gallery in Scottsdale.
Size: 48.00 X 32.00
History:
This painting features a Shaman, or Medicine Man, floating among blue sky and stars while summoning medicine powers to bless the health of his tribe. Below, a group of running ponies, galloping amidst a rustic background featuring many spiritual symbols of native life, the spiral shape, or Sipapu, symbolize a wonderful creation mythology of "the becoming" of the people, the origin place in the world that they came into being, and the curving path they took to find their tribal lands. The textural layers evoke the richness of native textiles. This artwork is in the contemporary primitive "Tapestry" series from the artist.
This artwork reflects the deep connection that elder healers have to their people and to the land and horses, and captures the essence of nature and the American West.
The artwork is a Diptych, measuring 48 inches in width and 32 inches in height, and is painted on two pieces of hand-made bark paper, made by the Otomi tribe, adding to its unique charm. Amat, or bark paper, is known as the oldest paper in the western hemisphere, and is still made today by the same techniques. The artist purchases this gorgeous paper directly from them.
The painting is signed by the artist and comes with a certificate of authenticity issued by Henle Studio, ensuring its originality. It is ideal for art enthusiasts who love to collect paintings that reflect nature, animals, cultures & ethnicities, history,and inspirational themes.
Henle’s pastel artworks have been shown in galleries across the country for more than 20 years, and many collectors have found them in notable places such as the Joan Cawley Gallery in Scottsdale.
