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Buffalo.


Buffalo

Beverly Brodsky

Fitzhenry & Whiteside

311 Washington St., Brighton, MA 02135

www.fitzhenry.ca

1550415875, $18.95, www.amazon.com

Author and artist Beverly Brodsky's "Buffalo: With Selections From Native American Song-Poems" is a stunning, sophisticated collection of art works and collected Native American song-poems about the North American North American

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 plains bison, or buffalo. Beverly Brodsky's oil and water color Wa´ter col`or

1. (Paint.) A color ground with water and gum or other glutinous medium; a color the vehicle of which is water; - so called in distinction from oil color.
2. A picture painted with such colors.
 paintings evoke the mystery and majesty of the revered buffalo, holy to many First Americans. The song-poems quoted are from a large variety of traditions, including Hidatsa, Dakota, Osage, Pawnee, Sioux, and more. The artist-author gives full tribute to her many sources of inspiration for "Buffalo" in a note from the author at the end, mentioning Indian historians such as Eaglelance and Nupa Kte of the Oglala Sioux Oglala Sioux: see Sioux. , and Chief Washake of the Shoshone tribe, who said "A people without a history is like the wind on the buffalo grass." "Buffalo" is appropriate for both juvenile (age 9 and up) and adult readers because of its depth of art and reverence for Native American traditions.
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