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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” Deep
Handwoven Garment Art on
Canvas
Kelly James, Photographer -
Salem, Oregon
Anne Abendroth - Mixed Media Artist
Telephone
Cell (619) 990-1824
Res (858) 293-3465
11050 Hidden Glen Circle, Unit# 207
San Diego, CA 92131
abendrothart@gmail.com
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