Original Painting "Female Buffalo Dancer" [SOLD]
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- Category: Casein
- Origin: Early Native American
- Medium: Casein
- Size: Image Size: 9-1/2" x 5-1/2"
- Item # 23171 SOLD
An original casein painting by Justino Herrera of Cochiti Pueblo. The image is of a female Buffalo Dancer. Herrera signed his paintings with his pueblo name Stimone. A label on the back of the original framing states Buffalo Dance, 2nd Prize Santa Fe Fiesta, September 5, 1942. Double matted with acid-free matboard and framed.
Stimone, from Cochiti Pueblo, was born in 1920 and serve in the United States Army during World War II.
In the 1940s, the artist wrote:
“I figured a plan to do while I was in the Army when I come home. I ‘d marry my sweetheart and have our own home on my farm, raise stock and I could keep painting too. Well, it happened. We got married and we had a little girl. Couple months later my wife took sick...”
His wife passed away, leaving him to raise his daughter, and little time to paint.
- Category: Casein
- Origin: Early Native American
- Medium: Casein
- Size: Image Size: 9-1/2" x 5-1/2"
- Item # 23171 SOLD
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