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Sioux Muslin Exploit Painting (1870 - 1880)
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Description
| Sioux, circa 1870s - 1880 Painting on muslin of, top half, five eagle feather bundles over 5 shields, bottom half, a complete victory dance scene Painted by the Standing Rock artist Cante-Wanika (No Heart, or Joe No Heart); Mounted and framed. |
Additional Info
| Item: 1526 |
| Location of Origin: North America |
| Medium/Materials: Cotton, pencil, ink, pigments. |
| Dimensions: 36” X 70” (measurements of the painting unframed) |
| Weight: |
| Primary Classification: Arts of the American West : Other |
| Secondary Classification: African Artwork, Ethnographic & Tribal Arts : Native American Clothing and Antiques |
Expertise
| Provenance: Most likely collected by Frank Fiske and thence to the collection of Judge Frank B. Zahn (see attached biographies), thence to the collection of close friends of Judge Zahn, thence to the current owner. (Many objects in Fiske’s collection went to his friend Judge Zahn. Short biographies of Fiske and Zahn attached. |
Condition
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Pricing
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Dealer Info
| Offered By: | Items for sale from dealers we worked with previously 121 Mount Vernon, Boston, MA 02108 USA curatorseye@gmail.com 888-599-5099 |
| Price: | Price on Request |
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