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Shawnee Lookout
(2005)
Subject: Native American Indians
Dimensions (inches): 24 x 30
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Description: In the central Ohio Valley, seventeen miles downstream from Cincinnati, is an area that is now called the Oxbow. For centuries it has been an important floodplain and wetland for migrating birds. It was, and still is, one of the most productive and valuable areas in the Ohio Valley for waterfowl, raptors, shorebirds and other wildlife. From Hamilton County's Shawnee Lookout Park, near Lawrenceburg, Indiana, one can enjoy sweeping views of the Oxbow and even see how glaciers formed the land. Besides having an important ecological value, this area also played a significant role in our history. Early explorers and settlers encountered the fierce and proud Shawnee, Wyandot and Miami tribes. The rich diversity of wildlife and vegetation in this valley provided abundant game and other sources of sustenance for the Native Americans. But when the settlers saw this magnificent valley they, too saw its value and claimed it as their own.
Original Available For Sale:
Yes
Limited Edition Available:
Yes
Details: Original available: Price on request
14"h x 18"w giclee' print on canvas
signed limited edition
14"h x 18"w giclee print on archival paper
signed limited edition
Edition Size: 500
Price: $150.00 US
Conservation Committment: 5% (Artist commits to donating the indicated portion of proceeds to conservation)
This artwork is dedicated to: National Wildlife Federation
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