Battered by Wind and Storms, Sangre de Cristos (Colorado), Painting, circa 1980

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Battered by Wind and Storms, Sangre de Cristos (Colorado), Painting, circa 1980Original oil on canvas painting by James Emery Greer (1903 1990) titled, "Battered by Wind and Storms, Sangre de Cristos". Depicting a gnarled pinyon pine tree in a landscape with mountains in the background. The Sangre de Cristo mountain range is the southernmost segment of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado and northern New Mexico. this painting is likely of southern Colorado. Painted in soft tones of blue, green, yellow, gray, brown, yellow and white.

Julian Alps

now a ghost town approximately 40 miles west of Denver

measures 48 inches length x 1 inch wide and 1 inch in depth

Abstract with a lattice pattern in shades of white

Woven of native handspun wool and aniline dye in natural ivory

Heheya Katsinam are most often seen on Third Mesa and act as messengers to the rain gods

Weaving is mounted and measures 96 x 53 inches

This textile is well suited for use as an area rug

Composition depicts a storm over a Southwestern desert landscape in Arizona

featuring bright colors of red

Hooked geometric elements are bordered by a tumbling block design

original vintage painting by Denver artist Edward Marecak