Olaf Wieghorst My Favorite Olaf Wieghorst Painting
of the Week
Sioux
Chief
The portrait head of an solemn elder male Indian wearing a
buffalo horn head dress. He faces three quarters right and is
adorned with a single feather. One of many Native American portraits
painted by the artist during his career. The painting was also
called "Split Horn Bonnet."
From a 1943 painting titled: "Sioux Chief #4" Oil on board, 14 x 11inches
Olaf Wieghorst painted around 1600 oil paintings,
3-5000 watercolors, and who knows how many drawing and sketches
during his life time. I love them all. Each painting tells a story
to me. I have hundreds of personal favorites and will be sharing
a new one each week. If you have any comments on a painting or
have a special favorite you would like me to post, please email
me.
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