Comanche Lords of the Plains Colored pencil & Watercolor Ledger art drawing On museum quality archival paper by Clyde Lewis
This artwork has earned: •Juried Exhibit, 40th APA Art Show, Pearce Museum, Corsicana TX., Oct - Jan 2026 (see photo).
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THE ORIGINAL artwork is professionally matted & framed with label, and ready to hang.
LE S/N PRINTS: Limited Edition of 100, each signed & numbered, 16"x20" paper, matted, framed, and ready to hang. Includes COA certificate from artist. OE PAPER PRINTS: Open edition, 16"x20" paper prints. OE CANVAS PRINTS: Open edition, 16"x20" stretched canvas.
NOTES FROM ARTIST: 1800's period-correct Comanche warrior wearing a personal war bonnet made from various bird feathers & dyed with natural pigment colors. There are a couple known bright colored Comanche bonnets in Museum collections. During time of war, the most common face paint used was red & black. Full face, half-face, as well as red & black facial circles were part of their culture. However, artworks depicting their painted facial circles are very rare.
PLEASE NOTE: Artworks by Clyde Lewis are located at the artist's studio in San Antonio Texas. Purchase online and artist ships to USA customer.
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