This original ledger painting is by award-winning Yaqui artist Michael Horse. Michael told us that this may be his favorite painting ever. The painting depicts two young people who meet secretly to kiss and even the horses are in love! The tree witnesses it all. Arrives unframed.

Document: Lakota Dictionary, ca. 1920s

Size: 12.5" H x 9.375" W

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This ledger painting was inspired by the role of Deputy Hawk, also simply called "The Hawk", played by Michael Horse in the television series Twin Peaks. 

In this giclee print, the man represents The Hawk in his traditional regalia with the hawk above him his protector.  He is praying and singing to the sacred mountains called Twin Peaks which are in the state of Washington.  Owls are meaningful in the television series and are said to know everything.  The smaller log leaning up against the tree, which gave answers to Deputy Hawk, was left there by the Log Lady, an important character in the series.  The black lodge above the mountains was a place of medicine, also important in the series.  The spaceship above the mountains is keeping an eye on all things Twin Peaks. 

Document: Map of Washington State, ca. 1940s

Dimensions of actual image: 11.5" H x 13.437" W (image is printed on 12" H x 16" W white paper - details below)

This giclee print was created to high standards of reproduction with materials tested by Wilhelm-Research to resist fading and discoloration in excess of sixty years.  The conversation grade paper has a weight of 290 gsm and a caliper of 19 mils.  Composed of one-hundred percent cotton fiber, the paper is acid and lignin free and milled in Italy.