Buffalo Robe Signal
by Frank C. McCarthy

Frank McCarthy is renowned in the minds of western art enthusiasts for capturing the essence of Shakespeare’s “Cry Havoc, and let slip the dogs of war.” Yet, just as often as he depicted a band of warriors charging Out of the Windswept Ramparts, it was a single dramatic figure or dynamically designed landscape (through which a silent war party passed) that provided the “action” we associate with McCarthy’s work. Buffalo Robe Signal is such a piece. Other than the flourish of the robe, the flaring of nostrils and the mane on the horse, these men are not a drawn bowstring waiting to be unleashed. Nonetheless, the tension builds and we complete the entire story ourselves.

This is why Frank McCarthy is the Dean of Western Action.

Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Giclée Canvas: limited to 75 and numbered. 29"w x 19"h. $625

Also by Frank C. McCarthy
In Pursuit of the White Buffalo by Frank C. McCarthy Canvas	The Taunt by Frank C. McCarthy Canvas	Watching the Wagons by Frank C. McCarthy Canvas

Pride of the Piegan
by Z.S. Liang

“This is a symbolic painting, rather than a piece depicting a specific person or event,” says artist Z.S. Liang. “This Piegan warrior, holding a spear with a raven feather attached, is wearing a talisman with Sun and Moon and ermine tail and a golden eagle feather on his hair. He rides a war horse and thunder clouds are moving into the west in the background. With great pride, he is looking at the eastern horizon where the white men coming from. What is in his mind? I intend to leave this question with the viewer.”

	MasterWork™ Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Giclée Canvas: limited to 15 s/n. 31"w x 48"h (unstretched). $2250 Ask About Availability
	Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Giclée Canvas: limited to 35 s/n. 21"w x 33"h. $895

Montgomery Frames shown in print version of Catalogue. (Framing not included.)