End of Summer art-code-1/35 and is character through out

and is character through out Native American myths and stories

Using animal helping spirits to carry prayers and messages to the highest power is a practice found in every culture throughout time

A grand-mother now

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

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)

End of Summer art-code-1/35 and is character through outSize: 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.