End of Summer art-code-1/35 edition of 750

edition of 750

and is character through out Native American myths and stories

She is dressed in traditional attire for daily work: a handwoven dress designed to leave the shoulder bare (by 1900 many Hopi women were being encouraged by the government and missionaries to wear a calico slip under the dress so that their arms and shoulders were covered)

Nampeyo's designs were based on the ancient pottery shards her husband brought home from his work for the archeologist Fewkes who was excavating the Sikyatki ruins there

Perhaps rising after a night spent camping under the stars or taking a break between ranch chores

End of Summer art-code-1/35 edition of 750Size: 10 x 10 Medium: Oil on wood Each season has its own wealth of colors, its own timeless beauty, with an endless variety of changing light and shadow. b. 1962 Suzanne Wiggin holds a Masters of Fine Arts from Boston University; Bachelor of Art Education from the University of New Mexico. Her studio in Taos, NM faces a valley with its storms and clear light bringing focus to her luminous landscape paintings.