Small Talk by Kathy Morrow -5 x 7 Note Card Box of 10 with envelopes - Price $20.00
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Small Talk shows Buffalo Soldier, Don Parish talking to Chief David Bald Eagle. David is making the sign of “buffalo” with his hands. Don is a Buffalo Soldier impressionist and does professional presentations of the history of the Buffalo Soldiers. Don has been a helpful adviser for this painting and several others of the only female Buffalo Soldier, Cathy Williams. I have been making paintings of Chief Bald Eagle and his family for more than 35 years. He is an honored Chief of the Lakota Nation.
Buffalo Soldier by Kathy Morrow -5 x 7 Note Card Box of 10 with envelopes - Price $20.00
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My friend Jubari was the model for Buffalo Soldier. He was taking a break and the sun was setting in the horizon. I put soft images of buffaloes across the waving American Flag. The Buffalo Soldiers were named by the Native Americans in part because their dark skin and curly texture of their hair were like a buffalo. They said that the Buffalo Soldiers fought like a wounded buffalo, which was a great compliment. The buffalo were a source of food, clothing and shelter for the Plains tribes.
Small Talk by Kathy Morrow- Ceramic Ornament 2.87” diameter - Price $20.20
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(Story on the back of the ornament)
Small Talk shows Buffalo Soldier, Don Parish talking to Chief David Bald Eagle. David is making the sign of “buffalo” with his hands. Don is a Buffalo Soldier impressionist and does professional presentations of the history of the Buffalo Soldiers. Don has been a helpful adviser for this painting and several others of the only female Buffalo Soldier, Cathy Williams. I have been making paintings of Chief Bald Eagle and his family for more than 35 years. He is an honored Chief of the Lakota Nation.
Cathy Williams Revealed by Kathy Morrow- Ornament 2.87” diameter - Price $20.20
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(Story on the back of the ornament)
Cathy Williams Revealed shows a female soldier proudly saluting. In the background, she is the Buffalo Soldier named Cathy Williams. Cathy Williams enlisted as a Buffalo Soldier in 1866, after being freed as a slave. She enlisted under the name William Cathay and kept her identity as a female secret. She served two years before leaving company A and began a new life as a successful business woman in Colorado. The past and today are separated by a herd of running buffalo coming from the stars of the flag. Her history plays an important part of her own self-discovery and confidence as today's soldier.
Cathy Williams Secret by Kathy Morrow- Ornament 2.87” diameter - Retail price $20.20
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(Story on the back of the ornament)
Cathy Williams Secret portrays Cathy Williams in uniform touching her cap as if pulling it down a little more over her eyes to hide her identity. Will she be discovered?
Buffalo Soldier by Kathy Morrow - Ornament 2.87” diameter - Price $20.20
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(Story on the back of the ornament)
My friend Jubari was the model for Buffalo Soldier. He was taking a break and the sun was setting in the horizon. I put soft images of buffaloes across the waving American Flag. The Buffalo Soldiers were named by the Native Americans in part because their dark skin and curly texture of their hair were like a buffalo. They said that the Buffalo Soldiers fought like a wounded buffalo, which was a great compliment. The buffalo were a source of food, clothing and shelter for the Plains tribes.
Small Talk by Kathy Morrow - Original Acrylic Painting 24 x 36 Framed $4700.
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Framed with custom leather and brass corner insets designed by the artist.
Buffalo Soldier, Don Parish is talking to Chief David Bald Eagle. David is making the sign of "Buffalo" with his hands. Don is a Buffalo Soldier Impressionist and does professional presentation of the history of the Buffalo Soldiers. Don as been a helpful adviser for this painting and several others of the only female Buffalo Soldier, Cathy Williams.
Buffalo Whiskers by Kathy Morrow - Original Painting on Clay Board
Buffalo Whiskers 22 x 14 Framed in Natural Oak (not shown) $3500.
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Framed with suede mat and loomed beads by the artist.
In the painting Buffalo Whiskers, a Lakota boy is curiously touching the stubbly beard of a Buffalo Soldier. The Buffalo Soldiers got their name from the Native Americans in part because their dark skin and the curly texture of their hair were like a buffalo. They said that the Buffalo Soldiers fought like a wounded buffalo, which was a great compliment. The buffalo were a source of food, clothing and shelter for the Plains tribes.