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| ETCHINGS (click on image to see enlargement) Click here for ordering information |
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The Oarswoman The water nymph or naiad of Greek myth is transformed into a strong and athletic Cowgirl. Water is an ancient symbol of the Earth Mother, for all life comes from and needs water. This striding muse is empowered by threes and the raven's wing glimpsed at the top. $900 |
Three Bears The same study that yielded "What the Future Holds" was the starting point for this etching. Here, though, the Cowgirl leaves the uncontrollable aspects of life, symbolized by the bears, behind her. $900 |
Pie Cutter Moving through the doorway of change and emergence, this emboldened Cowgirl holds the checkerboard cloth symbolizing equilibrium in her hands. The knife she holds reminds us that for the pie to be shared, it must first be cut. $650-900 |
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The Corn Muse While nine Greek muses presided over the arts and sciences, this guiding spirit of the Earth Mother traces her lineage to the Native American tradition. Here, the Cowgirl as the goddess of the grain is accompanied by her guardian dogs, as well as the full lunar cycle. On the left is a small vignette of the Seneca legend of the three sisters or deohako-the squash, the bean, and the corn-the daughters of the Earth Mother and the sustainers of life. $650-900 |
Calliope The Cowgirl here is statuesque, as befits a goddess of wisdom. The books in her arms remind us that we can all be our own teachers and reap our own wisdom. $650-900 |
Catching Apples $700-900 |
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One Little Dog $350-450 |
Moon Dog Chasers: Dark Moon $300-400 |
Moon Dog Chasers: Full Moon $300-450 |
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Moon Dog Chasers: New Moon $300-400
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