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Sky Dog of the Sage

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Horses were seen as divine gifts-large dogs from the sky, bestowed by the Creator in Native American lore. These “Sky Dogs” became integral to the cultural fabric of the Indigenous peoples, symbolizing power and survival. Painting a horse for battle was a sacred ritual, a transformative act that empowered both the steed and its rider. Each marking on a war horse told a story, reflecting the warrior’s achievements and offering spiritual protection. This “Sky Dog” was once a mighty companion in countless battles. Now he revels in the tranquility of the sage-covered plains. His days of conflict are behind him. The war paint and old battle wounds begin to fade, replaced by serenity that honors the legacy of his journey. 20x16, oil on canvas. 2024.

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Horses were seen as divine gifts-large dogs from the sky, bestowed by the Creator in Native American lore. These “Sky Dogs” became integral to the cultural fabric of the Indigenous peoples, symbolizing power and survival. Painting a horse for battle was a sacred ritual, a transformative act that empowered both the steed and its rider. Each marking on a war horse told a story, reflecting the warrior’s achievements and offering spiritual protection. This “Sky Dog” was once a mighty companion in countless battles. Now he revels in the tranquility of the sage-covered plains. His days of conflict are behind him. The war paint and old battle wounds begin to fade, replaced by serenity that honors the legacy of his journey. 20x16, oil on canvas. 2024.

Horses were seen as divine gifts-large dogs from the sky, bestowed by the Creator in Native American lore. These “Sky Dogs” became integral to the cultural fabric of the Indigenous peoples, symbolizing power and survival. Painting a horse for battle was a sacred ritual, a transformative act that empowered both the steed and its rider. Each marking on a war horse told a story, reflecting the warrior’s achievements and offering spiritual protection. This “Sky Dog” was once a mighty companion in countless battles. Now he revels in the tranquility of the sage-covered plains. His days of conflict are behind him. The war paint and old battle wounds begin to fade, replaced by serenity that honors the legacy of his journey. 20x16, oil on canvas. 2024.

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