The Indians Prayed for Rain, but the Drought Continued, 1978
Dana Boussard
American (born 1944)
Location: Washington State Arts Commission, Olympia
About the Artwork
The Indians Prayed for Rain, but the Drought Continued is a tapestry created by artist Dana Boussard. The imagery features rain, plant and animal figures amid bold geometric designs. She created the composition using different layers of dyed and painted velvet.
This artwork was acquired for the State Art Collection in partnership with Washington State Arts Commission.
About the Artist
Montana-based artist Dana Boussard creates narrative-driven paintings, drawings, fiber works, and glass installations. Her works explore concepts of home, memory and spirituality. She received the Montana Governor's Arts Award in 1987. Boussard is a non-Native artist.
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