I first spotted "Woman of the Sioux" in an art gallery in Carmel California almost 25 years ago. She spoke to me and I fell hard for this piece of art. Since I couldn't afford the price at that time, I grabbed a flyer from the gallery and held on to it. About 2 years after that, I managed to have the funds to purchase a lithograph and have her framed. She's had a plan of honor in my living room for a little over 20 years. I love her.
Since then, I've collected two more by Mr Terpning.

"Last Rays of Sun"

"Grandfather Speaks"
I would dearly love to have "Hope Springs Eternal - Ghost Dance"

but I would need to build a new wall in my house for it - no more wall space!
P.S. I'm knitting but nothing I can show. Drats!
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I can tell you like Native American art :)
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