Earth Lodge Native American Wood Print

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Earth Lodge Native American - An earth lodge is a partially underground building covered with earth. Examples are from the Native Americans of the Great Plains and Eastern Woodlands. Earth lodges are usually circular with a dome-like roof. A smoke hole at the top of the dome releases cooking and heating smoke. Earth lodges were used by the Plains tribes. The Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara. A Feathered war bonnet (also called warbonnet or headdress) can be seen on the seating log in the back.

Watercolor painting. (Commercial License Available)

NOTE: The "fineart america" text, in the corner of some images, will NOT appear on your final print. Coming from an industrial career, there has always been some form of creativity in my work (first artwork published over 30 years ago). I have sold an astonishing number of commercial photographs, so many in fact, it is unlikely you have never seen one! When producing artwork, I enjoy atmospheric scenes of vast open spaces of the oceans, North, and Western Americas. (But won't ignore any other parts of the world!) There is no particular interest in realism (straight photography for that, and I'll occasionally put some of the more conceptual work here.) Strong color and strokes are used to try to evoke the feeling of the view,...