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Indian Art - Bison | Art37 of 72 |  |  |
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This is a beautiful collectible sketch (hand drawn) by an Indian artist named Jerry Easter. He did 100 each of these and this is I believe number 76 in the series. Can't tell the number in the series from the picture and didn't want to pull them out of of the protective cylinder to check. These were done in the Oregon area or Western United States. I had an Indian Museum in Cherokee NC look at them and they told me they came from that region.
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You changed your title format on this sketch. You were using "Indian Art - [printed title on sketch]. Clearly the printed title on this sketch is a single word but it is unreadable at this resolution. One might assume that it is [Bison] but that isn't a certainty. Can you confirm or correct that assumption please? Thanks- Verne
The word on the bottom of the print is Bison so you are correct.
I hope you get this. Where can i look up any info on how much these painting are worth. I can't seem to find any information on jerry easter. Thank you