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Jerome Tiger Native American, WALK THROUGH THE GREAT MYSTERIES 1443 / 1500 Print
Jerome Tiger Native American, WALK THROUGH THE GREAT MYSTERIES 1443 / 1500 Print
Jerome Tiger Native American, WALK THROUGH THE GREAT MYSTERIES 1443 / 1500 Print
Jerome Tiger Native American, WALK THROUGH THE GREAT MYSTERIES 1443 / 1500 Print
Jerome Tiger Native American, WALK THROUGH THE GREAT MYSTERIES 1443 / 1500 Print
Jerome Tiger Native American, WALK THROUGH THE GREAT MYSTERIES 1443 / 1500 Print
Jerome Tiger Native American, WALK THROUGH THE GREAT MYSTERIES 1443 / 1500 Print
Jerome Tiger Native American, WALK THROUGH THE GREAT MYSTERIES 1443 / 1500 Print
Jerome Tiger Native American, WALK THROUGH THE GREAT MYSTERIES 1443 / 1500 Print

Jerome Tiger Native American, WALK THROUGH THE GREAT MYSTERIES 1443 / 1500 Print

$ 132

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Color: Multi-Color
  • Subject: Native Americans
  • Quantity Type: Single-Piece Work
  • Features: Flat, unframed
  • Originality: Limited Edition Print
  • Artist: Jerome Tiger
  • Height (Inches): 21.75"
  • Tribal Affiliation: Creek-Seminole
  • Width (Inches): 16.75"
  • Condition: Pre-owned condition
  • Medium: Lithograph
  • Date of Creation: 1974
  • Style: Native American
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Modified Item: No

    Description

    Jerome Tiger " WALK THROUGH THE GREAT MYSTERIES " Unframed #1443 / 1500 Print
    The print was purchased upon its release from the original owner
    Measures apx 16.75"w x 21.75"L
    With original Jerome Tiger folio cover
    It's original condition and has been stored flat since purchased well over 40 years ago
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    Jerome Tiger (1941-1967) was a full blood Creek-Seminole Native American, born in in Oklahoma, and grew up on the campgrounds that surrounded his grandfather's Indian Baptist church near Eufaula. He attended public schools in Eufala and Muskogee, learned English, and became familiar with such marvels of white culture as running water, indoor toilets, and telephones. He was a high school dropout, a street and ring fighter, and a laborer. He married and had three children. He died in 1967, at the age of twenty-six, of a gunshot wound. He left behind a legacy of exquisite beauty.