When I'd first moved to Colorado, I went to an auction, of native American arts. Couldn't afford the pots (still don't have one), but I did get a pre-1964 rug that is darned close to a Two Gray Hills design (has red in it though. The rug was made before the standards were set, I guess.) I was lucky to have a person next to me who described what I was getting. 😊
I also got an "unusual color" on a sand painting ("done by the man who started all this". He's passed now, of course, but it was one of his last ones.)
I still treasure my pieces. And glad to see these kinds of works humanized (instead of commercialized) in your comic. Thank you.
...(RockB)
Another thought I had: This woven artwork looks strangely digital: Lots of straight lines and sharp angles.
killerog
AgentFink
Meran
When I'd first moved to Colorado, I went to an auction, of native American arts. Couldn't afford the pots (still don't have one), but I did get a pre-1964 rug that is darned close to a Two Gray Hills design (has red in it though. The rug was made before the standards were set, I guess.) I was lucky to have a person next to me who described what I was getting. 😊
I also got an "unusual color" on a sand painting ("done by the man who started all this". He's passed now, of course, but it was one of his last ones.)
I still treasure my pieces. And glad to see these kinds of works humanized (instead of commercialized) in your comic. Thank you.