Gary Lee “Bluehorse” Sandpainting – Warrior Scene in Shadow Box

This original sandpainting by Navajo artist Gary Lee (Bluehorse), depicts a dynamic winter scene of a Native warrior on horseback. Crafted using traditional Navajo sandpainting techniques, the artwork showcases Bluehorse's distinctive style, characterized by lifelike motion and intricate detail.

The piece is signed "Bluehorse" at the lower right and is presented in a double-matted shadow box frame without glass, preserving the texture and depth of the sand medium. Accompanying the painting is a decorative handcrafted arrow, featuring a stone point, painted shaft, sinew bindings, and feather fletching, complementing the warrior theme.

An information card about the artist is affixed to the back. Bluehorse's work has been featured in the book Enduring Traditions and exhibited at the Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial in Gallup, New Mexico .

A compelling piece for collectors of Southwestern or Native American art.

Condition

Excellent condition, with no notable damage. The sandpainting surface is clean and stable. The frame and matting are also in excellent shape. Presented without glass to maintain the tactile quality of the sand medium.

Dimensions

• Overall (frame size): 21.5 x 19 inches

• Visible artwork: 11.5 x 11.5 inches