Michael C . McCullough Untitled Still Life Watercolor Santa Ana, Cochiti, Zia, Acoma, Hopi

Signed lower right
approx 32"x13"

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Mixed media, watercolor and paper
The following information is from William Kaye who wrote the following about a painting by Michael McCullough, which Kaye and his wife placed over the fireplace in their living room:

When my wife Cindy and I were in the southwestern U.S. in April/May 1989, we bought this watercolor, depicting Three Indian Pottery Vases, representing three Indian tribes in New Mexico: the Zuni, the Acoma,
and the ancient Anasazi. The artist, Michael McCullough is a Native American. The vase shown at the right in the painting is based on shards excavated by the archeologists working for the Public Service Company in New Mexico. The shards are then catalogued by the state and given back to the company, where they are made available to artists such as Michael McCullough. The shards, shown at the bottom of the work of art, date back to 1100-1250 A.D. and were probably Anasazi relics. The other two vases are traditional Zuni and Acoma vases.

Fine Art, Works on Paper

15%

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Longmont, CO 80503

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Saturday, 11/18, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm

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