Bruce King "Day Gone Dancer" Hand Signed Original Acrylic Painting canvas L@@K!

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"Day Gone Dancer"

Original Acrylic on Canvas by Bruce King

Hand signed by the artist

Hand signed &titled back of the canvas

Art Size: 32" x 38"

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Condition: Mint

Gallery Retail is $4,000.00

Certificate of Authenticity and appraisal is included.

Bruce King

King was born on the Onieda reservation outside Green Bay, Wisconsin, but was raised in Chicago. A high school drop out, King turned to the United States army where he served three years, which included a stint in Vietnam. He then began his education, which includes Santa Fe Community College, University of Illinois and Northwestern University. Now living in New Mexico, his resume has become rather extensive. From painter to musician to director to screenwriter to playwright his talents seem to have no limitations.

Education: Shows & Exhibitions:

Northwestern University Aspen Grove Fine Arts Gallery –Aspen, Co

Institute of American Indian Arts Gemini Gallery – Buffalo, NY

Native American Studies Program The Galleries Artists Guild – Buffalo, NY

Native American Educational Studies Young Fox Gallery – Ontario, Canada

Pow-wow in Paradise – Virgin Islands

Museums: University Of Illinois – Chicago, IL

Heard Museum People Art Group – Buffalo, NY

IAIA Museum Essex Art Gallery – Buffalo, Ny

NACLA Turtle Museum Seneca Nation Indian Art Show – Irving, TX

Native American Center Galerie Tintemiertel – Darmstadt, Germany

Queens Museum Seton Hall University – Syracuse, NY