Carol L. Myers, Indianapolis, IN USA 'Ghost Dance Shrine' (Click image to pop-up an enlargement ) Artist's comments ... Printed with Daniel Smith oil base relief ink on Rives BFK.The image and title references a Native American Indian religious movement in the late 1800's. The tribes believed that their dead would come back to life, and they would take their l and back from the White Man. They believed that while doing the Ghost Dance in symbolically painted shirts and dresses, they would be invulernable to bullets and arrows. If you wish to offer some feedback on this print, you may do so using this form. (Your input will be sent directly to the artist's email address, and will not be seen by anybody else ...) Your name: Email address: Positive points ... Suggestions for improvement... General comments on the print ... When you have filled in all the info, press the left button to send it in.
Carol L. Myers, Indianapolis, IN USA
'Ghost Dance Shrine'
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Artist's comments ...
Printed with Daniel Smith oil base relief ink on Rives BFK.The image and title references a Native American Indian religious movement in the late 1800's. The tribes believed that their dead would come back to life, and they would take their l and back from the White Man. They believed that while doing the Ghost Dance in symbolically painted shirts and dresses, they would be invulernable to bullets and arrows.
The image and title references a Native American Indian religious movement in the late 1800's. The tribes believed that their dead would come back to life, and they would take their l and back from the White Man. They believed that while doing the Ghost Dance in symbolically painted shirts and dresses, they would be invulernable to bullets and arrows.
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