Navajo Sandpainting by Rosie Yellowhair - Humpback Yei Bi Chei - 6D02S Pink Mussel Shell Hallmark/Signature: Panteah (Inscribed)

Name: Navajo Sandpainting by Rosie Yellowhair - Humpback Yei Bi Chei - 6D02S Pink Mussel Shell Hallmark/Signature: Panteah (Inscribed)
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Navajo Sandpainting by Rosie Yellowhair Humpback Yei Bi Chei 6D02S Pink Mussel Shell Hallmark Signature: Panteah (Inscribed) Hallmark Signature: Panteah (Inscribed) This artist (Unknown) has paid close attention to the details that are quintessentially a part of the crow mother painting her face with the upside down black triangle outlined in white her stark white eyes and circular mouth indicate that this crow mother could be talking or even singing and other mythological figures Rosie Yellowhair is a Navajo (Diné) artist known for her work in the traditional Native American art form of sandpainting

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