Booth Western Art Museum: For the Love of Art 2021 Silent Auction

• nicks and small scratches in several areas on all four frames, Native American dancing around fire print has small paint loss on upper right edge of frame, Native American kneeling with sign has water damage visible on backing paper, all commensurate with the age of the artwork
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• Contact Lynn Tatum at [email protected] for additional information

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