Golden Son Blue Moon, 36 x 36, oil on linen
In the Old Days pigments were made from vegetation, stones, soil and animal parts. These things were dried, ground and then mixed with with a binder (water, fat, saliva) to apply to the face and body.
The red stripe represents a tear shed for those that fell in battle
This plains Indian wears a headdress made of eagle feathers, trade cloth, beads and ribbons
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