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													"WARRIOR OF THE SUN"
 The 
													inspirations for this 
													warrior are found in the 
													Mesoamerican history of 
													Latin America before the 
													arrival of the Europeans. 
													Among the various gods, they 
													worshiped the sun which was 
													the source of all life. The 
													comb decoration is actually 
													from that part of the world.
 
 The collar of the costume is 
													called a plaited twill, 
													while the rest of the fabric 
													is a plain weave. Acrylic 
													paints were used. The base 
													color is a bright pink, 
													while the black is a mixture 
													of umber, deep violet, and a 
													mossy green. There are at 
													least seven shades of yellow 
													in the sun, and two shades 
													of white in the center.
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													"WARRIOR OF THE SUN" 
													  
													36” 
													High X 48” Wide X 2” DeepHandwoven Garment Art on 
													Canvas
 
 
													Kelly James, Photographer - 
													Salem, OregonAnne Abendroth - Mixed Media Artist
 
													  
													  
													
													TelephoneCell (619) 990-1824       
													Res (858) 293-3465
 
 11050 Hidden Glen Circle, Unit# 207
 San Diego, CA 92131
 abendrothart@gmail.com
 
									  
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