Truth of the Soul

Truth of the Soul, 18 x 18,  oil on canvas

This American Indian wears feathers in his hair. His shirt is painted and he has a red Stripe painted on his face
 
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Shadow of the Warrior

Shadow of the Warrior, 20 x 30, oil on linen

This Plains Indian has his face painted red, white and blue. He wears Eagle Feathers in his hair.

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Forgotten Thoughts

Forgotten Thoughts, 16 x 20, oil on linen 

The hand on his face represents a battle honor. It is a Coup mark which indicates that he has gotten close enough to touch an enemy in battle. This is considered braver than killing from a distance.   

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Shadow out of Time

Shadow Out of Time, 30 x 20, oil on Linen

This Plains Indian wears majestic Eagle Feathers in his hair. His face is painted white.

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Woman of the Sun

Woman of the Sun, 24 " x 18" ,oil on Linen

This young Plains Indian woman wears a striped Trade Blanket. Trade blankets have long been an integral part of American Indian culture. They’re used for clothing, bedding, warmth, ceremonial dances and gifts for important occasions.

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Sacred Tales by K Henderson

Sacred Tales, 40" x 20", oil on linen

This painting was inspired by a turn of the century photograph. This Plains Indian wears a feathered headdress, and a blue scarf. His face is painted White.


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Evening Star

Evening Star, 16 x 20, oil on linen

I had a request for a few American Indian women paintings. Here's the first one.

This Plains Indian women  wears eagle feathers and a red ribbon in her hair.

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Peace Medal

Peace Medal, 12 x 9, oil on board

This still life features a photo of Osage Chief Bacon Rind, a Peace Medal, a red ribbon and an Eagle feather

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Last of the Mohicans

Last of the Mohicans by K. Henderson

Last of the Mohicans, 9" x 12", oil on board

 The Last of the Mohicans. As we all know I love old books, toys and other fun things. The vintage American Indian ceramic figurines are part of my collection and make me smile every time I look at them. And these books have an average age of 100 years. Yes, Last of the Mohicans is one of them.

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Shining star

Shining Star, 10 x 8, oil on Board

This is the first in my most recent Old Maid Cards trilogy. The theme of these three is Cowboys and Indians.
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Cowboy & Buffalo

Cowboy & Buffalo, 9" x 12", oil on canvas

This still life features an old apple crate label, a red pot and a porcelain Cowboy doll.

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Wholly Cow

Wholly Cow, 14 x 14, oil on board

This painting was great fun to create. It has my vintage blocks, marbles, a ceramic cow, a marionette and a photo of a cow. It's everything a Cow Lover would want in a panting.



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Hopi Canteen

Hopi Canteen, 8 x 10, oil on cnavas

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Southwest Pottery 3

Southwest Pottery 3, 8" x 10", oil on canvas

I've painted this piece of Southwestern Pottery several times. It's one of my favorites. I love using strong lights in my still lifes.

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Contentment

Contentment, 12" x 9", oil on canvas

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Daughter of the Sun

 

Daughter of the Sun, 14" x 11", oil on board

The Sun’s daughter was killed by a rattle snake. When the Sun went into her daughter’s house and found her dead, she was so grieved that she refused to come out. It was dark all the time.

The People were told that they must go to the Ghost Country and bring back the Daughter. They must put her in a box, and no matter what, they must not open the box until they returned home.

When the Daughter was put in the box, she begged and begged to be released. Finally, the Men, fearing that she was really dying, opened the box just a bit to give her air. There was a fluttering sound and a Redbird appeared in the bushes. The men quickly closed the lid but it was too late.

So, know we know that the Redbird is the Daughter of the Sun. If the Men had kept the box closed as they were told to and brought the Daughter home safely, we could bring back our friends from the Ghost Country, but now when they die, we can never bring them back.

The Sun was still grieved but The People sent their best and most beautiful dancers to entertain her and she was happy.


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Holly

Holly, oil on Canvas, 20" x 16"

This Victorian lady is dressed in Mourning clothes

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Homestead

Homestead, 20" x 16", oil on canvas

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Lady K

Lady K, 12" x 9", oil on canvas

This Victorian lady wears a feathered hat and a Beaded Dress

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Rocking D

Rocking D, 12 " x 9", oil on canvas

This modern day cowgirl is dressed in a hat, scarf and two toned shirt.

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Blue Velvet

Blue Velvet, 12" x 9", oil on canvas, unframed

This Civil War era  lady is dressed in her finest.

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Trail Boss

Trail Boss, 12" x 9", oil on linen 

I've painted a series of 1880's Cowboys. This Cowboy wears the hat, vest, and scarf  typical of that time in the American West.

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Antiquity of the Soul

Antiquity of the Soul, oil on canvas, 9" x 12 "

This is another in my series of "Eyes". This Warrior has half of his face painted black and wears a Red Ribbon in his Hair.

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