Gallery 1 – Native Americans
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War Has Come Again
This striking piece depicts a Native American who has learned that war has come again and that he must fight to protect his people from invaders.
While he would happily lead a peaceful life among his family and friends, the current situation does not allow it.
He will fight to protect his home and his people. He will do his duty.
This piece has a powerful presence in any room and will easily be a center of focus. The artist kept it on the wall of his studio for months before deciding to sell it. It is one of his favorite pieces.
It is approximately 22×30 inches on watercolor paper and is a mixed media piece (mainly watercolor with watercolor pencils, colored pencil and ballpoint pen).
$2,250
If you are interested in this piece, contact Dean@EurekaVision1.com about purchasing.
On the Well-Trod Path of War
With immigrants from Europe claiming tens—and even hundreds—of thousands of acres of land as their personal property, the natives of the land had no choice but to fight for their rights.
This piece is approximately 22×30 inches and is drawn on watercolor paper.
It was drawn completely in ballpoint pen, a rare medium for artists who depict Native Americans. Dean is one of the few artists in the Western and Native American art space who uses it.
$950
If you are interested in this piece, contact Dean@EurekaVision1.com about purchasing.
And Miles to Go Before I Sleep
Just like modern men and women, early Native Americans probably looked forward to getting back home after a long trip or a long day of work. Humans are more alike than different.
This piece was drawn with colored pencil on Kraft paper and is pasted onto another piece of paper.
NOT AVAILABLE
Apache Dream: Escape From the Rez
“Life” on a reservation was hard for a people who had once been as free as the wind. This scene depicts an Apache’s dream of flying into the sky on a horse from the reservation.
This acrylic painting on 22×30-inch watercolor paper has a powerful presence in a room.
$1,450
If you are interested in this piece, contact Dean@EurekaVision1.com about purchasing.
Three-Quarter Victory—Four Rode Out, Only Three Returned
One hundred percent victory in war is almost impossible. War must be avoided as much as possible, but sometimes defense of self or others makes it necessary.
This piece was produced with ballpoint pens and white gel pens. The drawing itself is approximately 18×24 inches.
This piece was not expected to become a final piece so was drawn on lighter-weight paper. As a result, it’s price is reduced.
$550
If you are interested in this piece, contact Dean@EurekaVision1.com about purchasing.
War Has Come Again
This piece depicts a Native American who has learned that war has come again and that he must fight to protect his people from invaders.
While he would happily lead a peaceful life among his family and friends, the current situation does not allow it.
He will fight to protect his home and his people. He will do his duty.
This drawing is approximately 11×14 inches on Bristol paper. It was drawn with graphite pencils.
$850
If you are interested in this piece, contact Dean@EurekaVision1.com about purchasing.
Teach Your Children Well
“Remember who you are, my son. Remember how our fathers once roamed free in this land with the sun on their skin and the wind in their hair. Remember who your are, my son. We fought our enemies bravely, and the name they gave us—Apache—will never be forgotten in this nation!”
This piece is approximately 18×24 inches on paper and was drawn with colored pencils.
This piece is reduced because it was drawn on lighter-weight paper.
$400
If you are interested in this piece, contact Dean@EurekaVision1.com about purchasing.
Another Fort for the Greedy Invaders!
Many, probably most, European colonizers who came into Native lands didn’t come just to live among them in a mutually beneficial way but rather to TAKE everything they could to own and control it. Their goal was to exterminate or subdue the Natives, who had no rights in their eyes. The Natives simply stood in the way of their desires, and that could not be tolerated.
This piece is approximately 18×24 inches on black paper and was done in oil pastel.
$900
If you are interested in this piece, contact Dean@EurekaVision1.com about purchasing.
My Land, My Home, My World
Colored pencil on paper. Approximately 18×24 on paper. Character based loosely on old public domain photos.
Price is reduced because it was drawn on lighter-weight paper.
$500
If you are interested in this piece, contact Dean@EurekaVision1.com about purchasing.
In Most Wars, None Win But the Vultures (Human and Otherwise)
In war, neither the soldiers nor the Native Americans really won. In one battle, one might prevail, only to lose the next battle. Many died. The real winners were the vultures (human and otherwise) who benefited from the death and destruction. Still, people must defend themselves and others against oppression when enemies invade their world.
This piece is about 99.5% ballpoint pen, with white gel pen and a few colored pencils. It is approximately 22X30 inches on watercolor paper.
$850
If you are interested in this piece, contact Dean@EurekaVision1.com about purchasing.
I Fight to Protect My World and People
This mixed media piece was drawn with markers, Sharpies, white colored pencil, and white gel pen. It is on approximately 11×15-inch paper. Includes additional artist signature on the back since the signature on the front might be covered when it’s framed.
$500
If you are interested in this piece, contact Dean@EurekaVision1.com about purchasing.
One Feather and Hawk (black & white)
This young Native American is in such close relationship with the world around him that he has befriended a hawk.
This piece was drawn with graphite. It is approximately 10 x 15 inches on paper.
$500
If you are interested in this piece, contact Dean@EurekaVision1.com about purchasing.
