Buckaroo by K Henderson

Buckaroo, 40 x 20, oil on linen

In the not too distant past, before computers and big screen TV's we had small black and white televisions (or so I've been told). In the afternoons we watched The Lone Ranger, Zorro, Roy Rogers and a number of other Western Icons.

 And of course we wanted to grow up to be just like our Western Heroes. The first thing we needed was a cool outfit complete with hat and a pair of Six Shooters.

This Buckaroo is wearing all the right stuff for an afternoon of fighting the bad guys.


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Cowgirls and Indian Book -Ready to ship!

Cowgirls and Indian Book

40 images of my Cowgirl and American Plains Indian paintings.


The book size is 7" x 7" and is soft cover

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Purchase with Paypal, $19.99 + $3.80 shipping (USA only). This is first class mail with a tracking number. Contact me for other shipping outside the USA.

Cowgirls and Indians Book by K Henderson

Cowgirls and Indians book by K Henderson

I've just published my book 'Cowgirls and Indians' ,Characters of the Wild West. It has 40 images of my Cowgirl and American Plains Indian paintings.


The book size is 7" x 7" and is soft cover and you can  purchase one directly from me. I'll have a Paypal 'Buy' button as soon as I can determine the shipping cost.

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The Lone Ranger Rides Again

The Lone Ranger Rides Again, 40 x 30, oil on linen

The good folks at Lovetts Gallery in Tulsa requested I create a painting of The Lone Ranger. I thought it would be a good match for my Silver Screen Cowgirls series.

The Lone Ranger television series  ran from 1949 to 1957,  mostly starring Clayton Moore as the Lone Ranger.

Rain Bird - American Indian

Rain Bird, 48 x 24, oil on linen

This Plains Indian wears a feathered headdress with bells. His face is painted white with red stripes.

The shield he holds has red trade cloth and has an image of a Rain Bird. Some mythology tells the story of a large bird gathering the clouds with its wings and bringing much needed rain.

This painting is on its way to Heritage Gallery in Scottsdale along with 5 other paintings.

K. Henderson Prints Now Available

Longing of the Soul, prints and cards available

Did you know that I have prints and cards available now? YES!! I can provide prints for most of my paintings. Contact me for more information.

Running Bear by K Henderson

Running Bear, 36 x 30, oil on linen

This shield shows a bear, red trade cloth, flicker feathers, eagle feathers and bells. The Plains Indian has his face painted white with red dots.

This painting is available for purchase.

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Signs of Courage

Signs of Courage, 48 x 24, oil on linen

This Plains Indian wears a eagle feather Headdress with ermine tails and beads. His face is painted with a Coup Mark

His buck skin shirt is painted with stars and embellished with quills and feathers.

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New Photo Book Cowgirls and Indians, Characters of the Wild West by K Henderson

Cowgirls and Indians Photo Book by K Henderson

I just 'published' a new photo book. It's viewable online. I hope to be able to have the actual book soon. A lot depends on if anybody is interesting in purchasing so let me know what you think.

Ghost Stars by K Henderson

Ghost Stars by K. Henderson, 30 x 24, oil on linen

This Plains Indian wears eagle feathers in his hair to show the many honors he has won. His buckskin shirt is beaded and is painted as a Ghost Shirt would be painted.

He carries a shield and is draped with a trade blanket. The stripe on his face represents tears for the fallen warrior.

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Delight Maker

Delight Maker, 20 x 30, oil on linen

One of the purposes of the Pueblo Clown is  to  provide their own humorous interpretation of popular culture, re-enforcing taboo and communicating tradition.

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Fears Nothing by K. Henderson

Fears Nothing, 20 x 30, oil on linen

This Plains Indian wears eagle feathers in his hair. Why do American Indians wear eagle feathers?  The eagle flies high and is thought to be a messenger from the heavens or a link between the spirit world and man.The feathers are given to tribal members when certain deeds, such as bravery, are preformed

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Hano Clown 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.

Available

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