Description
a member of the Sioux tribe who worked at Sioux Pottery in Rapid City
were a significant influence on Newcomb
One might describe this handmade creature homely
The whole series can be viewed in full here
Arts & Crafts + Art Deco + maybe a little Egyptian revival too makes for a wonderful little sculptural vase
Early 19th Century Engraving Illustrating Three Types of Sea Polyps colonial treen salt shaker a member of the SiouxI was struck by the terrific delicacy of this original engraving from 1814, and with the rather surreal properties of these sea polyps! At top is the Clustered Animal Flower "stretching out its claws" and below are a Sea Carnation and a Proboscis Polipus. For me the manner of this engraving amplifies its subject to wonderfully evoke the mystery and wonder of the underwater world! 7 1 8" x 10 1 8". Very good antique condition.
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