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Two Indian Horses By Bev Doolittle

Two Indian Horses by Bev Doolittle

This print was published in October 31 of 1985. The Story goes... It's fall, 1875. A regiment of the Second Cavalry takes a short reconnaissance ride from Fort Ellis, Montana. The soldiers have stopped to rest the horses and themselves before the onset of winter. As a rule, most people view things from left to right... it's a habit from reading. So, by camouflaging the two Blackfeet Indians, it is my hope that the viewer will pass over the Indians on the extreme left of the painting, continue on down the row of horses to the soldier walking off the extreme right end of the painting. Having most of the horses turned and looking off to the right helps to subtly force the viewer's eye to the right and away from the "discovery" of the Indians. Discovering the Indians last rather than first helps to make the story more believable and lots more fun. These Blackfeet Indians are about to be two horses richer, hence the title, "Two Indian Horses." ~ Bev Doolittle.

Two Indian Horses by Bev Doolittle is available for sale as a signed and numbered limited edition of only 12,253 prints with a large 7-9/16 x 47 image size priced at $___ unframed.

Order yours today. All artwork is professionally boxed and insured and guaranteed to arrive in mint condition. The artist painted a us Cavalry soldier guarding some horses as a couple of native American Indians are stealing them in high quality fine art prints for sale.

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