Corn Dance c. 20th century
drawing, tempera, watercolor
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portrait
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drawing
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tempera
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figuration
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watercolor
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indigenous-americas
"Corn Dance" is a watercolor painting by Tewa artist Tonita Peña, created in the early 20th century. The painting depicts a woman in traditional Tewa regalia, performing the "Corn Dance" - a ceremonial dance celebrating the harvest of corn. The composition is simple, with a single figure standing against a light background. Peña, known for her vibrant colors and intricate details, captures the dancer's movement and the beauty of the Tewa culture. This artwork provides valuable insight into the traditions and spiritual practices of Native American communities.
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