Herbert Morton tendance Stoops - MÉDECINE CASTOR BLANC

Product Name: Herbert Morton tendance Stoops - MÉDECINE CASTOR BLANC
Artist：Herbert Morton Stoops Unit of Sale：Single Piece Signed By：Label on back - Artist name and details typed out Size：Medium Region of Origin：New York, New York Framing：Unframed Year of Production：1938 Original/Licensed Reproduction：Original Style：Illustration Art Features：One of a Kind (OOAK) Culture：Old West, Native Americans Handmade：Yes Item Width：14.25 Time Period Produced：1925-1949 Signed：No Period：American Adventure 1920 to 1948 Title：WHITE BEAVER MEDICINE Material：Pen and ink on Illustration Paper Certificate of Authenticity (COA)：Yes Subject：White Beaver, perhaps the Medicine Chief? A meeting of the tribe Type：Original Illustration Theme：The Old West and Native Americans Production Technique：Pen and Ink on Illustration Paper Country/Region of Manufacture：United States
This one-of-a-kind original illustration by Herbert Morton Stoops, White Beaver Medicine features a tendance white man on one knee, a Native American woman on the ground in front of him looking as if shes trying to get away. On the right side of the illustration, the next page of the magazine, another Native American woman is standing and waving a blanket. The pen and ink on illustration paper artwork measures 19 inches in length and 14.25 inches in width. January issue written and circled in pencil is at the top of the drawing. On the left side of the drawing "to com" is written in blue pencil. On the right side of the drawing, under the female image, written in blue pencil is 5". There are two lines sketched in blue pencil on both pages indicating where the drawing must be placed..