Hano Clown~Oil Painting by K Henderson

Hano Clown is oil on canvas, 20 x 30.

The Hano Clown, also known as a koshari, wears a black and white head dress with horns made of sheepskin. The horns are stuffed with grass and have cornhusk tassels at the tips. Tufts of cornhusks are also worn at the ears.

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Redwing~Oil Painting by K Henderson

Redwing is 30 x 24, oil on canvas.

This painting shows a mixture of old and newer icons of the American Indian. There is pottery, corn, beads, blanket, a kachina as well as a turn of the century piece of sheet music "Redwing".



My favorite bit in this painting is the transparent tape holding the sheet music to the wall

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Bear Shield Talisman~Oil Painting by K Henderson

Bear Shield Talisman is oil on canvas, 12" x 9".

The PlainsIndians would have personal talismans that they could wear as hair ornaments, clothing adornments or hang from their shields, horses, doorways etc.
This painting shows a beaded crystal attached to a shield painted with an image of a bear.

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Kachina~Oil Painting by K Henderson

Kachina, 8" x 10"

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The Delegate~Oil Painting by K Henderson

The Delegate is 36" x 36", oil on linen. 

This painting is a continuation of my 'Top Hat" series. In the 1880's The Powers That Be in the United States Government would invite American Indian leaders to Washington. There they were given gifts such as clothing, flags, hats etc. The recipient would then use these items as they saw fit. This hat is decorated with parts of a flag, an emblem from a helmet, ribbons and feathers

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Plains Indian Bladder Bag~Oil Painting by K Henderson

Plains Indian Bladder Bag, 10 x 9, oil on board © K. Henderson

In the past, no part of a harvested animal went to waste. Bags like this were made from the bladder of an elk or deer. They could be highly decorated with quillwork and beads and might be carried on a belt. They were used to carry Quills or other small maker supplies and other small objects.

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Looks to the Past ~ Oil Painting by K Henderson

Looks to the Past, 20 x 30, oil on linen

This Plains Indian Warrior is glancing behind. He wears honors from past battles. Each eagle feather represents a brave deed and the hand painted on his face tells of an act of courage.
 

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Rabbit Bowl and Peppers~Oil Painting by K Henderson

Rabbit Bowl and Peppers, 30" x 30", oil on canvas. 

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Bear Talisman~Oil Painting by K Henderson

  
Bear Talisman is oil on canvas, 40" x 30".

The painting is a plains Indian wearing eagle feathers and a beaded shirt He hold a shield on which is painted a bear. There is also a beaded talisman with a bear claw. The talisman is said to give the shield bearer the attributes of The Bear : Strength and Courage

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Children of the Night~Oil Painting by K Henderson

 
Children of the Night,oil on canvas, 30" x 30"

 This is another painting showing the regalia of the Plains Indian. Buffalo robe, Wolf headdress and ermine adorn this warrior.

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Forever Brave~Oil Painting by K Henderson

Forever Brave, 12" x 9", Oil on board

This little guy is one of my favorite vintage ceramic figures . He’s a little warrior with a tomahawk.

He is standing in front of a wool blanket. Can you tell that I love the color Red?

As I’ve said before, I love painting the different textures. The roughness of the wool, the shiny hardest of the ceramic and the satin reflections on the table all come together to make a nice contrast.

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HeART Works Exhibition ~Lovetts Gallery

Stop by and see my new art work at Lovetts Gallery in Tulsa, OK

The Crow Whispers My Name

The Crow Whispers My Name

20" x 30", oil on linen

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