These were recently posted on Medicine Man Gallery’s website and they’re already sold. I’m lovin’ the second one. 
Jose D. Roybal (1922-1978) - Harvest Dance
Andy Van (Andrew) Tsinajinnie (1916-2000) - Gamblers
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Since this is my thread, I’m going to break my own rules for you ladies. I’ve seen this sculpture before, but one has come to market at Medicine Man Gallery. I just think this is very well done. No doubt this cowgirl has some turquoise jewelry to go with those high heels back at the ranch.
Deborah Copenhaver-Fellows, All Work and No Play
“All work and no play only goes so far. The excitement of getting pretty shoes in the mail order package is just the beginning of good times ahead.” - Deborah Copenhaver-Fellows, NSS
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Since I added the blues artist to the turquoise celebrities thread, I’m going to add this artwork from their album cover to this thread 
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Okay, that’s cool. Thanks for posting it!
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Checked my mailbox and found this new book in it. It did not have any packaging.
It just appeared.
Maybe someone thought I would like it because of the Seven Sisters mural on my barn.
I will try to scan some of the pages to share here next week.
It contains many beautiful murals.
Here is a photo of the mural on my barn. It was done by Native American Chris Sweet. The poem was done by his Aunt, former Wisconsin Poet Laurite, Denise Sweet.
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So cool!! Thanks for sharing this! Love your mural (and the barn, poem, and photo).
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Only one stanza of the poem is on the barn. There are 4 more in the full poem.
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I have never seen anything like this. We have a new trend out where I live, people are painting Quilt Block designs on their barns. But nothing as detailed and as large as this. . Beautiful. Thank you for sharing. And with that we bid you Good Night. It’s almost midnight here.
Robert Rishell (1917-1976)
Navajo
Grey Whiskers - Medicine Man, 1975
Desert Nomad
Portrait of Ronald Reagan
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The likeness of President Reagan is amazing!
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John Coleman
Maiden from the East Mesa
Maiden from Second Mesa
Little Hopi Clowns
Bringing the Buds of Life
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