Asa Battles Native American Artist (VII)

Description

Original ink on paper by Asa Battles of Native American and child.  Battles (1923-2005) was a noted Native American artist and illustrator, a member of the Choctaw Tribe.
EXHIBITIONS:
more than 60 group and solo exhibitions including Philbrook Art Center (1st place, 1978); Denver Museum of Natural History; Belmar Museum, Lakewood, Colorado (1978, 1979); Cherokee Nation National Museum (award, 1982); Four Horsemen Gallery, Denver (1st place, Best of Show, 1976); Five Civilized Tribes Museum (award, 1982); George Phippen Western Art Show, Phippen Museum of Western Art, Prescott, Arizona (silver medal, 1976); Governor's Western and Wildlife Art Show, Nebraskaland Days, North Platte, Nebraska; High Country Art Invitational, Fort Collins, Colorado (1st place, 1977); Pike's Peak Western Art Show, Colorado Springs; Paul VI Institution for the Arts, Washington, D.C.; Museum of Native American Cultures Show, Spokane, Washington; Red Cloud Indian Art Show, Red Cloud Indian School, Pine Ridge, South Dakota; Sioux Indian Museum and Craft Center, United States Department of the Interior, Rapid City, South Dakota; Texas Classic, Fort Worth; Western Heritage Art Show, Littleton, Colorado (bronze medal, 1979); Western Trails Art Show and Sale, Littleton, Colorado (gold medal, 1977); Old Cowboy Museum, Gorden, Nebraska; Medicine Lodge Professional Western Art Show and Sale, Medicine Lodge, Kansas; White Horse Indian Market, Boulder, Colorado
ILLUSTRATOR:
"Fodor's Indian America", 1975; "Ritual of the Wind: North American Indian Ceremonies Music and Dances", 1977; "People  of the Moonshell", 1984; "People of the Troubled Water", 1988; "People of the Old Missury", 1989; "Nancy Peterson's Western River Collection", 1989
COLLECTIONS:
The Heritage Center, Inc Collection, Red Cloud Indian School, Pine Ridge, South Dakota; Sioux Indian Museum and Craft Center, Indian Arts and Crafts Board, United States Department of the Interior, Rapid City, South Dakota; Denver Public Library Western Art Collection; University of Wisconsin Indian Museum; Pratt, Kansas Community College
Size of this wonderful drawing is 9 x 11 3/4.  Unsigned work from the artist's estate.  Estate stamp verso.  A detailed, superbly rendered work.
Very good condition, ready for matting and framing.
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