I've previously written about this painting "Evening shadows," by the Taos Pueblo artist Gary Lujan, known as Land Eagle. The painting was used as the back cover illustration for the European edition of The Earth Shall Weep by James Wilson, a history of Native Americans. I am fortunate to own the original painting.
Now Gary Lujan has started a blog, sharing his unique art, as well as photographs and stories about his life in Taos, New Mexico. His recent posts have great photos of the Taos Pueblo, as well as the current heavy snowfall. Won't you stop by Taos Pueblo Fine Art and say hello?
Black Mesa Sky diptych, acrylic on canvas by Land Eagle. For further information, contact the artist.
visual poetry.
Posted by: [a} | 22 January 2007 at 09:47
Wow! Beautiful. I believe I have seen another print he did in someone's office. I will have to check it out to confirm the next time I am around.
Thanks for the link.
Posted by: GoGo | 21 January 2007 at 02:43
Thank you so much for this link, Tara. I am very drawn to Native American art and his work is just beautiful!
Posted by: Regina Clare Jane | 19 January 2007 at 18:34
Wonderful painting, what a pleasure that must be to own and enjoy. I stopped by Gary's site and said hello!
Posted by: JanePoe (aka Deborah) | 19 January 2007 at 18:29
Thanks for the link Tara. Though I might not buy a painting it looks like a great place to armchairtravel.
Posted by: Britt-Arnhild | 19 January 2007 at 15:35