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WOLF ROBE II

This "pencil" is "Chief Wolf Robe," a noble Cheyenne who was drawn using a photograph for reference taken by photographer, Frank A. Rinehart in 1898. This is the second of three pieces I am donating to the Buffalo Bill Historical Center. They will be auctioned off on the 25th of September in Cody, Wyoming. The other two pieces will be larger obscure portrait of William F. Cody and "The Three Ubertis," which is posted here in my portfolio.

This is the second version I have done which has considerably more detail. This pencil piece is larger than I do most of my "Western Artwork." The overall size is 18" x 12". It is drawn on heavy weight, hot press Crescent Illustration Board. German made Faber-Castell Drawing Pencils were used. The majority of the "pencil" was done with a #6 lead, while the remainder was darkened with a #8 lead and compressed charcoal.

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Michael Bollerud 22 Aug 2010

BEAUTIFUL!

L.A. Spilsbury 04 Dec 2007

it looks like a picture it is so perfect!

betty luna 10 Nov 2007

Hello, this is amazing work.

Sabrina Edwards 22 Mar 2007

WOW! Stunning!! This is photographic and beyond quality!

mark lane 04 Jan 2007

Incredible, just incredible work, Denny. The pendant shines out with such a brilliance and the detail in your artwork is admirable and inspiring.