Jim Schaeffing Oil Painting, Titled, "Gran Doll-Crow Indian", #C 1729 SOLD vintage_Ron_Stewart Late Traditional era (1910–1930)During the

Late Traditional era (1910–1930)During the Late Traditional Period subtle changes began to take place towards the creation of more realistic–looking figures

[11] The elders restricted the tourists from seeing the religious Kachina ceremonies

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Wool was in great demand in the industrialized eastern US for coats

[2] In 1986

Jim Schaeffing Oil Painting, Titled, "Gran Doll-Crow Indian", #C 1729 SOLD vintage_Ron_Stewart Late Traditional era (1910–1930)During theJim Schaeffing Oil Painting, Titled, "Gran Doll Crow Indian", #C 1729 SOLDDescription: Jim Schaeffing Oil Painting, Titled, "Gran Doll Crow Indian", #C 1729Dimensions: 24 x 36"Condition: Very good for its ageProvenance: The Estate of James SchaeffingBackground on Artist Jim Schaeffing: Jim Schaeffing received his formal art education at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and later enrolled into the Jepson Art Institute where he studied for 3 years under