Distinctly Montana Magazine
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W W W. D I S T I N C T LY M O N TA NA . C O M 29 CRANDALL STUDIOS AND EAGLE EDITIONS LTD. LLC Jerry and Judy Crandall formed Crandall Studios in 1974 following a successful two-man show at Petersen Galleries in Beverly Hills in April of that year. In 1983, after relocating to Sedona, AZ, the Crandalls created Eagle Editions Ltd. to produce and market limited edition prints and posters of Jerry's paintings. Today Eagle Editions continues to promote Jerry Crandall's original historical western paintings, prints, and Giclée editions to discerning collectors worldwide. Visit the Web site, www.eagle-editions.com for more information and to view additional pieces by Jerry Crandall. Jerry Crandall's Fine Western Art is also available in Montana through the Beartooth Fine Art Gallery, 110 S. Broadway, Red Lodge, MT, 59068. Tel: 406-446-1292. CONTACT INFORMATION Jerry and Judy Crandall make their home in the Bitterroot Valley of Montana. Write P.O. Box 580, Hamilton, MT, 59840 or call the studio, (800) 255-1830 or (406) 363 5415. UPCOMING SHOW OUT WEST ART SHOW AND SALE HERITAGE INN March 15 – 18, 2017 Great Falls, MT Room 274 cisco and pancho 16" X 20" Two mules fully harnessed await their drover's command. The beautiful Sapphire Mountain range is in the background, forming the Bitterroot Valley in western Montana. son of the wolf 40" X 28" This painting is of the half Kutenai and half Blackfoot warrior, Son of the Wolf. Decorating his hair are the "bowtie" shell and beadwork ornaments, plus hair pipe with bead drops. He is holding a vicious-looking gun-stock war club. Wrapped around his body is a beautifully painted buffalo robe with the design commonly worn by women; however, there are several paintings by Karl Bodmer and George Catlin of men also wearing this linear design. A magnificent grizzly bear claw necklace, a sign of importance and stature, is around his neck. HOLLOW HORN BEAR 40" X 30" Remarkable portrait of a prominent Brulé Lakota chief, participant in the Battle of the Little Big Horn. His father was the well known Brulé Chief, Iron Shell. After the Indian Wars he traveled east and became a kind of celebrity to the American public. His image is on the 14 cent postage stamp and at one time, on the $5 bill. He was appointed head of the Rosebud Reservation police force. In 1913 Hollow Horn Bear was invited to take part in the inauguration of President Teddy Roosevelt. He died of pneumonia in 1914.