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Pencil Originals |
Middle Ground Hunter 7" x 9" $125.00 |
Virginia Volunteer 5" x 7" SOLD - Private Collection, Missouri |
Distant Challenge 6" x 7" SOLD - Private Collection, Missouri |
The Patriot 6" x 9" pencil on #2 Bristol board SOLD - Private Collection, Missouri |
Forrest 6" x 7" $175.00 |
Lee 6" x 6" pencil drawing SOLD - Private Collection, Nebraska |
Patient 6" x 6" Pencil on Bristol Board SOLD - Private Collection, Pennsylvania |
Kyle Carroll Grand River Studios 2665 SE Sheridan Rd. Maysville, MO 64469 816-449-5452 kylec@centurytel.net |
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Tyler, Mountain Man Image 3" x 7" Matted 11" x 14" SOLD - Private Collection, Tennessee |
Autumn's First Chill 8" x 10" Pencil on Bristol board SOLD - Private Collection, Pennsylvania |
Determined 5" X 7" pencil on board SOLD - Private Collection, Missouri |
Sacagawea Original Pencil Drawing 7" x 7" Pencil on Bristol Paper SOLD - Private Collection, Pennsylvania ___________ Limited Edition of 10 signed and numbered giclee' paper prints $100.00 all funds from these 10 prints go to the Missouri-Kansas River Bend Chapter of the Lewis and Clark Heritage Trail Foundation Sacagawea Bronze fund. _______________ Open Edition 6" x 6" giclee' prints $35.00 ____________ She helped the Corps of Discovery find horses, interpret languages and find food. Sacagawea traversed the same route the hardy soldiers with Lewis and Clark took across an unmapped wilderness, with a baby on her back. Clark spoke highly of her and her son and thought she deserved "greater reward" than the expedition could give her. She was about 25 when she died, passing away at a younger age than anyone on the expedition except Sgt Charles Floyd who died on the upriver trip in 1804. |