Deer Dancer
Artist
J.D. Roybal, Oquwa (Rain God)
(Tewa, San Idelfonso Pueblo)
MediumSilk screen, oil ink, on paper
Dimensions11 3/4” H x 10 1/4” W (framed)
Signed“J.D. Roybal” right bottom in the print
Credit LineGift of Carolynne Whitefeather
Object numberNA2011.61.WHI
DescriptionDeer Dancer in left profile with typical antlered headdress and two sticks representing the animal’s forelegs standing on a ground line with a feathered half sun disc to the left above the line and a half disc below his right foot.
ClassificationsPrints
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