Oscar Howe was a Native American artist from South Dakota whose art was inspired by his culture. This was one of his designs for the Corn Palace murals. He designed murals for the Corn Palace from 1948 until 1971.
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Wow! It looks like something from the very early 1900s!
ReplyDeleteThis mural is magnificent!
ReplyDeleteThat is quite a place.
ReplyDeleteWow, very fancy palace. Thanks for participating in Monday Murals TFG.
ReplyDeleteWOW Jeff that is so detailed. Lovely By the way I am the lady in the front row to the Right in the all blue dress
ReplyDeleteVery impressive with lots of details.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a cathedral!
ReplyDeleteAmazingly detailed.
ReplyDeleteLooks really fantastic.
ReplyDeleteThe mural is amazing. I had the pleasure of visiting the Corn Palace one year and it is truly a sight to see. Thanks for sharing this mural of one of the years.
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