This late evening winter scene captures the coldness of the air and ground while a pueblo hunter huddles near a small, smoky fire of piñon or cedar, contemplating his strategy—possibly overnight.  At the same time the painting reflects the warmth and coziness of being wrapped in a blanket. Even though it's miniature in size, this is a very powerful painting and is one of our favorites from this artist.

PERSONAL NOTE: The paintings of Ed Jojola were a regular feature at the gallery until his son passed away a couple years ago, at which time he stopped painting for quite some time. This past December, his wife passed away and he has now decided it is best for him to continue the art career he loves. We are pleased to have more of his paintings in the gallery and we hope to have them on a regular basis.