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The photo references for this painting were taken at the annual Indian Festival held in Macon, Georgia at the Muskogee Indian Mounds. Jimmy Sawgrass is a member of the Florida Muskogee Creek Tribe who demonstrates, teaches and advises the movie industry on authentic Indian traditions. Here he is showing how a throwing stick was used for hunting. The maiden in the painting is wearing a beautifully tanned pale deerskin dress that would have been worn for a special occasion, such as a wedding. The Grand Mound, an earthen ceremonial lodge, is in the background.

Pat DeVane Burns 274 English Rd Forsyth, GA 31029 Main website: patburnsart.com (478)244-4493 Cell Email: patburnsart@gmail.com Brief biography: Pat's artwork has been collected over much of the US, with a few going into Europe and Australia. She started out with multiple local awards in high school in her home state of Georgia, garnering a Governor's Honors live-in program one summer at Wesleyan College, then entering Berry College on a full-tuition scholarship in art. "I took time to raise a family and be active in my husband's business while...