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Southwest Indians - Father And Son By James Bama

Southwest Indians - Father and Son by James Bama

In this great painting western artist James Bama painted a southwest Navajo Indian dad holding his little boy while sitting on a weave in front of a Tee Pee frame.

"My models were a half Zuni, half Navajo Indian named Louie Charlie and his son, Christopher who was two years old and just adorable. Because he looked so much like his father, I thought I would do a father and son painting rather than the usual mother and child."

"The seat is a traditional period one and used by men and not women. They were re-creating Indian life in the pre-Columbian days, before the arrival of the white man." ~ James Bama

Southwest Indians - Father and Son painted by Indian artist James Bama is available for sale as a signed and numbered limited edition of only 1,250 print with a 20 x 14-1/4 vertical image size priced at $195 unframed.

Order yours today. All artwork is professionally boxed and insured and guaranteed to arrive in mint condition. American Indian Art on sale by artist James Bama. This painting was released in October of 1983. Indian father and son art prints and was painted by western artist James Bama.

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