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Lady in Red

LADY IN RED
22" x  36" double matted and framed in gunmetal

cast paper sculpture edition of 100
10 artist proofs


A long time ago the sun had a human form that of a beautiful lady.   She traveled each day across the sky.  Her daughter lived in the center of the sky and each day the sun would stop to visit her.  As time went by the sun lingered longer each day, these prolonged visits caused drought and  crops began to die.

The Cherokee went to the little men for their advice.  They were told they must kill the sun.

The Cherokee asked the rattlesnake to kill the sun for them.  He coiled beside the door and when the daughter opened the door for her mother, he struck.   The brilliance of the sun had blinded him and he had struck the daughter in error, and she died.

The sun veiled herself in clouds to mourn the daughter and the rains caused flooding.  The little men told the Cherokee that they must go to the land of the dead and bring back the spirit of the daughter.

Seven of the bravest warriors armed with Bois’darc sticks traveled to the land of the dead. Striking the spirit seven times they put her in a large box to travel home.  The spirit awoke " I am so thirsty" she said, they ignored her.  " I am so hungry she said" again they ignored her. Suddenly she cried, "I can’t breath, I will surely die."

The Cherokee became frightened and opened the box a tiny bit, the spirit flitted out and became the Red Bird.  She started calling out to her mother, who pushed back the clouds to see her daughter.  Her mother was pleased to see her daughter in her new red dress.

Lady in Red $385 + $35 shipping

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The Cherokee People: The Story of the Cherokees from Earliest Origins to Contemporary Times

The Cherokee People

This lengthy account of a tribe that has long captured America's imagination covers Cherokee ways and history from their earliest appearance in the Southeast through the forced removal of most of the nation to Indian Territory to life today in North Carolina and Oklahoma communities. The author's well-known line drawings and paintings highlight the text.




 

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