Aspens Wildlife and Animals all wearing elaborate headdresses made

all wearing elaborate headdresses made of twelve eagle feathers in a fan on top of their heads and carrying ears of corn

shaping the figures into sculpture

22 x 12 x 8

Oil On Board

In this piece

Aspens Wildlife and Animals all wearing elaborate headdresses madeOil on Panel with Gold Leaf. 14" x 17" "I strive not to imitate actual places but to recreate the universal idea of landscape and time. Painted in three divisions, symbolizing "past, present and future lives." The center represents the current reality of life, seen in relatively strong, clear colors. By contrast, the colors in the adjoining sections are muted and more ethereal. b. 1963 Tal Walton graduated from Brigham Young University with a