Indian Sun Dance==Young Bucks Proving Their Endurance by Self Torture
Jules Tavernier
- Savvy Price $250.00
- Gallery Price $350.00
- Title
- Indian Sun Dance==Young Bucks Proving Their Endurance by Self Torture
- Artist
- Jules Tavernier
- Medium
- Hand-colored wood engraving
- Image size
- 13 1/2" height X 20 1/2" width
- Frame
- Multiple window mats, regular glass, gold finished wood molding
- Frame size
- 21 1/4" height X 29 1/8" width
- Signed
- "Jules Tavernier" identified in engraving at viewer's lower left
- Date of creation
- January 2, 1875
- Condition
- Fair to good, 2 diagonal tears at viewer's lower right corner. 1/2" tear along right side.
- Provenance
- APF, a Northern California collector of fine American Indian paintings
- About The Indian Sun Dance==Young Bucks Proving Their Endurance by Self Torture
Harper's Weekly, Volume XIX, pp 8-9.
Vertical fold in center is present, as this is a two page illustration in Harper's Weekly illustrated newspaper.
Engraver was Allen Measom (British, London 1841-1903 London)
This engraving is after Jules Tavernier's painting.
- About Jules Tavernier
- (1844-1889, French) Tavernier was a student of Barrias and exhibited at the Paris Salon between 1865 and 1870 . A painter and a pastel artist, he was known for his genre scenes as well as for landscapes.
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