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This collection features a meticulously curated selection of Cowboy and Indian artifacts. It stands as the only sale of its kind in the Northwest, distinguished by both its size and quality.
Highlights Include: Jaune Quick-To-See Smith Mixed Media Drawing, Lone Ranger Personally Owned Colt Single Action Army Revolver, Rolex 18k Gold Ladies Datejust Watch, Ancient Anasazi Black on White Seed Jar, William Bill Gollings Indian Camp Watercolor Painting, Oil Paintings by Marjorie Jane Reed, Len Chimel San Joaquin Valley, Collection of Glacier National Park Philip Russell Goodwin Paintings, P. Bond Brass Barrel Blunderbuss, Room Size Navajo Transitional Rug, Charles Schreyvogel White Eagle Bronze, Fully Beaded Crow Indian Ceremonial Moccasins, General George Armstrong Custer’s Personally Owned Shaving Mirror, Sniper Rifles from Numerous Conflicts and Countries, Winchester Model 101 Three Barrel Shotgun Set, Collection of Dakota Indian Language Bibles, Native American Indian Muslin Ghost Dance Shirt, Original Colt Single Action Army Pink Box, Theodore Waddell Oil on Paper, Phrobis MFK Dagger and Knife Prototypes, Collection of Native American Indian Bows, Edward Bohlin Cowboy Jewelry and Belt Buckle, Andy Lee Kirk 14k Gold Jewelry, Will James Painting, Militaria, Frontier Powder Horn Collection, Historical Photography, Native American Indian Art and Artifacts, and so much more.
Title is The Environment: Be a Shepherd. 34″ by 46″ framed.
Provenance Tootie Myhre Bigfork Montana Estate.
Carol Tootie Myhre grew up in Olympia, WA where she became an excellent golfer, a sport she continued to enjoy. After graduation from Western Washington State College, she worked at the Montana School for the Deaf and Blind. Tootie and the late Eric Myhre, a Montana advertising executive, shared a passion for art and fine things. They had an extensive collection of fine art and incorporated it into their daily living between Bigfork Montana and Carefree Arizona.
Smith’s work is in numerous public collections, including; Museum of Mankind, Vienna, Austria; National Museum of Women in the Arts, DC; Minneapolis Institute of Arts; Smith College, Massachusetts; Walker Art Center, Minneapolis; Jersey City Museum; Chrysler Art Museum, Virginia; High Museum, Atlanta; National Museum of American Art, Washington, DC; Museum of Modern Art, and Whitney Museum of American Art, New York City.