Up for sale is an 8 x 10 full color photo reprint of a hand oil tinted photograph featuring a Shoshone Native American Indian, Heebe-tee-tse 1899. This new print is made from the original hand oil tinted photograph that was professionally digitized to produce a high-resolution digital image at
Stsimaki (Reluctant To Be Woman) - Blackfoot (Kainai) - 1926
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Singing at the Sundance, Browning 1943, Frank Choate, Bill Shoot, Turtle, Mud Head, Tom Spotted Eagle.
In 1859 maakte boerendochter Geertruida Heebe Stronk uit Bellingwolde deze grote merklap met een motief die ze vaak zag in de boomgaard bij de boerderij waar ze woonde: een spreeuw in de kersenboom. Vermeld staan de initialen van haar ouders. Deze merklap is ook vermeld in het boek ‘Zwarte merklappen uit het Oldambt Gr. 1800-1880 ‘ van Hennie Stevan; te koop in onze museumwinkel of online via https://www.museumvoornaaldkunst.nl/ Sampler 1859
It's been a while since I turned my fingers blue, so I thought I'd get my stencils and chalks out for a change ;) My first card uses this 'cute' snail (if there is such a thing, yeuch, the real ones give me the heebe jeebies) from Eat Cake Graphics ... 5002-D Speedy snail delivers the mail Coloured with watercolour pencils, clear gloss added to his snail, Spectrum Noir sparkle to the envelope, and then some googly eyes for good measure. Stencil from Creative Expressions. Layout from CAS colours and sketches #166 Red/blue and stripey lines theme inspired by the inspiration pic at The Challenge #66 - I think this would pass as a masculine card? Moving along with the times #16 - in the garden AAA Cards #61 - stencilling CAS on Sunday #79 - stencil it ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ My second card uses a Simon Says stencil and an older High Hopes pelican stamp. Coloured with watercolour pencils, clear gloss added to his eyes and the rope. I was too lazy to get up and get my copic markers, and tried to do the dotty effect round my image with my watercolours but it didn't quite work out, wish I'd left it well alone. Washi tape along the bottom and Lawn Fawn cloud die to the top. General card inspired by the photo at Just Us Girls #336 Seize the Birthday - water Allsorts #356 - wings CASology #191 - washi tape
