Sioux Indian Museum, Rapid City, South Dakota.
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ANDERSON BENALLY, ARCYLIC AND WATERCOLOR
MARCH 13 - MAY 4, 2005
Anderson Benally is widely known for his depiction
of the American Indian in what he calls a natural setting,
colored with a deep historic view. His
art reflects his close ties to the Native American
spiritual experience. The impressionistic landscapes
and mix of realistic and surrealistic images are filled
with mystical dreams. Primarily a painter Benally
said the common theme that surfaces in his work is
man’s connection to and man’s dependence
on the environment. The paintings most often
illustrate wintertime scenes, symbolizing the harsh,
difficult times human beings experience, and yet emote
a quietness and at times solitude.
For more information on the artist featured on this
page, please contact Sioux Indian Museum montileaux@journeymuseum.org.
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