Watercolor
"Summer Place" by Navajo artist Clifford Brycelea is a delicate watercolor interpretation. The Hogan is used like summer camps, and for ceremonials. Clifford paints a quiet and peaceful rendition of the SW landscape.
"QUIET SUMMER DAY"-Awarding winning Navajo artist Clifford Brycelea, graduated from the Fort Lewis College, in Durango, Colorado. Clifford has been actively pursuing his art career for thirty something years. This picture of Monument Valley, features a Hogan, red rocks, native vegetation and 2 ravens. It is a delicate, detailed watercolor, beautifully matted and framed.
J.D. Roybal of San Ildefonso Pueblo 1922-1978, was well known for his detailed watercolor paintings of Pueblo dancers. Pictured is a Harvest dance scene, with a female flanked by two Kossa clowns. The painting measures 6 and 1/2 inches by 4 and 1/2 inches. There is a 3 inch mat and frame included.
This great Milton Lewis mixed media painting is a very traditional winter scene of a trapper or hunter carefully, and quietly, passing through hostile country.
