Featured Artist
Tillier Wesley (1955 - 2006)
Featured Paintings
Untitled (The Sentinel)
Tillier Wesley was a self-taught artist. He began to paint after receiving a gift of paints from a lady in his church. Wesley's work was included in numerous exhibitions, including exhibitions held at the Aspen/Snowmass Celebration for the American Indian, the American Indian Arts Festival in Houston, Texas and the Red Earth Festival in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma....
The Monuments
Tillier Wesley was a self-taught artist. He began to paint after receiving a gift of paints from a lady in his church....
Singing a Song of Reason
Tillier Wesley was a self-taught artist. He began to paint after receiving a gift of paints from a lady in his church....
Buffalo Song: 1992 American Indian Art Festival Poster
Tillier Wesley was a self-taught artist. He began to paint after receiving a gift of paints from a lady in his church....
Whisper
Tillier Wesley was a self-taught artist. He began to paint after receiving paints from a lady in his church. Whisper was originally painted in 1990. This print was created by the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas....
Memory is Mine Red Earth Poster
Tillier Wesley was a self-taught artist. He began to paint after receiving a gift of paints from a lady in his church.The original painting for this poster was created in 1988. ...
As Time Passes Framed Print
Tillier Wesley was a self-taught artist. He began to paint after receiving a gift of paints from a lady in his church. Wesley's work was included in numerous exhibitions, including exhibitions held at the Aspen/Snowmass Celebration for the American Indian, the American Indian Arts Festival in Houston, Texas, and the Red Earth Festival in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Wesley described this piece as "...a reflection on a stong heritage. The figure senses change, choosing not to resist but meet it head on, holding steadast to the things of old as time passes." As Time Passes was originally painted in 1987. This print was created by the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas....
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