Rance Hood southwest Poster Unsigned Sioux Rainmakers L@@K native amer theme

Rance Hood southwest Poster Unsigned NR L@@K... NO REASONABLE OFFERS REFUSED ON 4700 OTHER ITEMS! CLICK... Untitled Southwest Offset Lithograph by Rance Hood... Poster Size: 36" x 24.5"... Image Size: 24" x 18.5"... Condition: Mint... Gallery Retail is $50.00... Make an Offer!... Rance Hood... Rance Hood has...

Rance Hood southwest Poster Unsigned NR L@@K NO REASONABLE OFFERS REFUSED ON 4700 OTHER ITEMS! CLICK Untitled Southwest Offset Lithograph by Rance Hood Poster Size: 36" x 24.5" Image Size: 24" x 18.5" Condition: Mint Gallery Retail is $50.00 Make an Offer! Rance Hood Rance Hood has lived all of his life in an area bounded by Andarko, Cash, and Lawton Oklahoma. This land, not reservation, is held in title by Indians among lands opened to the great homestead land rushes of the 1800 s. The area in which he was born and lives today is the ancestral home of the Comanche and Kiowa tribes. Thus, natural landmarks hold for Hood the same importance he learned from his grandfather. He will point out places while riding in a car today that have names and references belonging exclusively to tribal history and legend.Of his work a critic writes:Hood s paintings are incarnations of a world of power. Contained by the canvases, his figures and the power they bear intensify and, like dreams, burst through the bounds we have set for them, threatening the safe distinction between art and life, vision and reality. It is a world haunted by isolated warriors who seem to be without their communities save for a few distant blue figures who now and then appear in the far space of the paintings. Their very presence, remote as they are, increases the warriors isolation rather than mitigating it. Sometimes there are two warrior figures, dancing or fighting, rituals which separate as much as they engage. .Hood realized his ultimate direction upon reading John Neihardt s Black Elk Speaks and finding that many of Black Elk s visions corresponded exactly to those his grandfather had related to him. Black Elk, the revered Oglala Sioux medicine man, saw both Custer's death and the slaughter at Wounded Knee. In one of his greatest visions Black Elk leads his people through four ascents, representing the four generations he will live to see. The first three ascents show happier times, but at the fourth the vision becomes terrible:Then when the people were getting ready to begin the fourth ascent, the Voice spoke like someone weeping, and it said Look there upon your nation. Buyer will pay actual shipping cost. Buyer can expect $18.00 within the continental United States If outside the continental USA buyer will be notified by e-mail invoice of shipping and insurance INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING: Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. For Colorado and New Mexico residents: When shipping to an address to Colorado or New Mexico sales tax will be added to your total. Propay, Paypal, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover Welcome Questions? Please feel free to send us a message. Shipping is non-refundable Click here to see more fine art in our store!! Make an Offer!! NO REASONABLE OFFERS REFUSED ON 4700 OTHER ITEMS! CLICK