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Four Sacred Drummers - Blackfoot Native American Indians By Howard Terpning

By Howard Terpning

Four Sacred Drummers by Howard Terpning

The Blackfeet were ceremonial people and they loved their music. At many Blackfeet sacred ceremonies - for instance, the thunderpipe ceremony, when they opened the thunder-pipe bundle in the spring after they heard the first thunder - they had drummers who would play and sing. The drummers played a very important part at all of these gatherings. To the Blackfeet, four was a sacred number, representing the four directions: north, east, south and west, so there were always four drummers.

The viewer sees a sense of movement with these four drums, drumsticks and drummers. The background was kept to a minimum to keep the emphasis on the character studies.

Four Sacred Drummers - Blackfoot Native American Indians by Howard Terpning was published in March of 1992 and is available for sale as a signed and numbered limited edition print with a 21-1/4 x 26 image size priced at $385 unframed. LOW INVENTORY!

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Types	Dimensions	Edition Size	Price	Cart
Signed And Numbered Limited Edition Print	21-1/4 x 26 Image Size	1,000	$385.00

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