Native American pic thread (Cherokee, Okay: tornado, work, home)

[redbird4848]

There are so many fantastic Native artists in Oklahoma. Dana Tiger is a Cherokee artist who has beautiful work. You will enjoy perusing her work :

Dana tiger.com

Here is a clip of her painting, Generations of Strength.

[colleeng47]

her prints are beautiful! as soon as i get settled in our new house i'm going to get a couple of her prints. thanks for posting the website

[Goodpasture]

Originally Posted by moonmaiden

One question tho - if I have to point with my lips, do I have to say 'ugh' or something too

Mostly NA's said "ugh" when they had to meet the white soldiers and settlers........most of them worked hard but took few baths (except on Saturday)......if you got down wind of them you would've said "ugh" too.

Ever notice how the NA's would raise their hand in greeting? That way they showed you they were peaceful.....no weapon in the hand. The anglos, on the other hand, insist on shaking other peoples hands.......guess they are checking to see what they can make fall out of each others sleeve.

[colleeng47]

Originally Posted by Goodpasture

Ever notice how the NA's would raise their hand in greeting? That way they showed you they were peaceful.....no weapon in the hand. The anglos, on the other hand, insist on shaking other peoples hands.......guess they are checking to see what they can make fall out of each others sleeve.

GP, you are always good for a laugh

[SeabeeBolt]

Originally Posted by Goodpasture

Mostly NA's said "ugh" when they had to meet the white soldiers and settlers........most of them worked hard but took few baths (except on Saturday)......if you got down wind of them you would've said "ugh" too.

Ever notice how the NA's would raise their hand in greeting? That way they showed you they were peaceful.....no weapon in the hand. The anglos, on the other hand, insist on shaking other peoples hands.......guess they are checking to see what they can make fall out of each others sleeve.

Thanks GP,

Bjb123 and myself are sitting here LOAO reading your discription of the hand shake and the term "augh". So thats why I say that today when ever I'm around some people at the stores.

Thanks for enlightening me on their true meaning.LOL

[moonmaiden]

Originally Posted by redbird4848

Tahlequah area is beautiful. I don't know that area too well, actually, I don't know it at all. We went to a funeral up that way and heard the christian hymns being sung in the Cherokee language. It was beautiful.

Hope all goes well for you, but please don't say ugh when you get here. You will have to brush up on your okie vocabulary.
Try saying things like, "dah-aiing, ya'll need ta simmer down."

Here is another 1929 painting by smokey, your story with your grandma reminded me of this painting.

Hope you know the 'ugh' thing was a joke - and I can drawl with the best of them - when I was in MO for a year, they all thought I grew up there LOL All my relatives were from WV, OK, and MO so I have a treasure trove of non-yankee sayings. In fact, I used to work with juveniles (in a prison setting) and they would laugh at me because I said Warshington rather than washington - I mean - come on now - I warsh my face, not wash it LOL Just the way I grew up saying it <g> So Dah-lin' I cain tauwk good too

[moonmaiden]

Originally Posted by Goodpasture

Mostly NA's said "ugh" when they had to meet the white soldiers and settlers........most of them worked hard but took few baths (except on Saturday)......if you got down wind of them you would've said "ugh" too.

Ever notice how the NA's would raise their hand in greeting? That way they showed you they were peaceful.....no weapon in the hand. The anglos, on the other hand, insist on shaking other peoples hands.......guess they are checking to see what they can make fall out of each others sleeve.

Good pasture -t hat was sooooo priceless! Yes the NA's were so much cleaner than the whites - between sweat lodges and bathing, they were not the 'dirty savages' that they were portrayed to be. Loved your remarks about the raised hand vs the shaking hands - probably the truth!!

[redbird4848]

a little NDN humor.

[redbird4848]

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Isaac - Cherokee male 20's 6'5 muscular build
43 scenes , first spoke scene 4 page 2, last spoke scene 153 page 115
138 speeches 386 lines

Dragging Canoe - Cherokee male 20's 6' muscular build
26 scenes first spoke scene 5 page 7, last spokescene145 page 105
79 speeches 297 lines

Wild Rose - Cherokee female 20's 5'6" + strikingly beautiful muscular
build.
23 scenes, first spoke scene 5 page 5, last spoke scene 153 page 115
69 speeches 191 lines

Little Carpenter - Cherokee male70's 5'6" medium build
16 scenes, first spoke scene 5 page 5, last spoke scene 134 page 97
52 speeches 154 lines

Oconostota - Cherokee male 50's 6' 2" large muscular build
18 scenes, first spoke scene 3 page 1, last spoke scene 132 page 95
52 speeches 145 lines

Col. William Christian - white male 40's 6'+ - medium build
12 scenes, first spoke scene 63 page 42, last spoke scene 132 page 96
49 speeches 170 lines

Ole Hood - white male 40's 5'8 + heavy build
16 scenes, first spoke scene 4 page 2, last spoke scene 151 page 112
46 speeches 149 lines

John Sevier - white male 30's 5'10" blonde medium build
11 scenes, first spoke scene 98 page 69, last spoke scene 151 page 113
42 speeches 123 lines

James Robertson - white male 30's medium height medium build
9 scenes, first spoke scene 74 page 49, last spoke scene 142 page 105
25 speeches 91 lines

Major Lewis - white male 40's medium height medium build
12 scenes, first spoke scene 11 page 11, last spoke scene 96 page 67
28 speeches 88 lines

Lt. Coymore - white male 30's medium height medium build
6 scenes, first spoke scene 24 page 18, last spoke scene 37page 26
24 speeches 53 lines

Captain Stuart - white male 40's medium height medium build
10 scenes, first spoke scene 52 page 35, last spoke scene 93page 65
23 speeches 83 lines

Big Foot Spencer - white Scottish male 30's 6' 5" + heavy build
10 scenes, first spoke scene 4 page 2, last spoke scene 151 page 113
23 speeches 70 lines

Ensign Bell - white male 20's medium height medium build
6 scenes, first spoke scene 24 page 18, last spoke scene 39 page 26
18 speeches 37 lines

Lt. Marion - white male 20's medium height medium build
10 scenes, first spoke scene 57 page 38, last spoke scene 151 page 113
16 speeches 55 lines

Capt. Demere - white male 40's medium height slim build
7 scenes, first spoke scene 42 page 28, last spoke scene 51 page 34
14 speeches 44 lines

Governor Lyttleton - white male 60's medium build
2 scenes, first spoke scene 23 page 17, last spoke scene 37 page 26
10 speeches 30 lines

Jay-see - Cherokee male 20's 6' 3" slender muscular build
6 scenes, first spoke scene 79 page 52, last spoke scene 122 page 91
9 speeches 20 lines

Alexander Cameron - white male 40's medium height slim build
4 scenes, first spoke scene 83 page 59, last spoke scene 145 page 108
8 speeches 36 lines

Ah-lee-sss-ah'-kway-tee - Cherokee female 20's 5'6" muscular build.
4 scenes, first spoke scene 8 page 9, last spoke scene 105 page 77
8 speeches 17 lines

John Benge - white Scottish male 40's 5' 10" stocky build
3 scenes, first spoke scene 113 page 83, last spoke scene 127 page 92
7 speeches 23 lines

Mrs. Bean - white female 30's medium height slim build
3 scenes, first spoke scene 75 page 50, last spoke scene 105 page 77
7 speeches 17 lines

Gov. Patrick Henry - white male 40's medium height and build
2 scenes, first spoke scene 111 page 79, last spoke scene 136 page 101
10 speeches 53 lines

Richard Henderson - white male 40's medium height and build
2 scenes, first spoke scene 79 page 52, last spoke scene 132 page 95
5 speeches 29 lines

The Scot Ferguson - white Scottish male 40's 5' 10" slim build
3 scenes, first spoke scene 147 page 110, last spoke scene 151 page 112
5 speeches 20 lines

The Raven - Cherokee male 40's 6'+ - Heavy build
2 scenes, first spoke scene 119 page 87, last spoke scene 128 page 93
5 speeches 17 lines

Old Tassels - Cherokee male 40's 5' 10" Heavy build
3 scenes, first spoke scene 11 page 11, last spoke scene 132 page 96
4 speeches 46 lines

Catawba scout #1 - Catawba male 30's medium build
2 scenes, first spoke scene 59 page 39, last spoke scene 60 page 40
4 speeches 4 lines

The Mortar - Creek male 40's 5' 10" Heavy build
1 scene, first spoke scene 67 page 46, last spoke scene 67 page 46
3 speeches 16 lines

De Peyster - white male 40's medium height and build
2 scenes, first spoke scene 147 page 110, last spoke scene 149 page 110
3 speeches 10 lines

Benge's Cherokee wife - Cherokee female 30's medium build
1 scene, first spoke scene 113 page 83, last spoke scene 113 page 84
3 speeches 8 lines

Bonnie Kate Sherrill - white female early 20's tall slim build
1 scene, first spoke scene 98 page 69, last spoke scene 98 page 71
3 speeches 7 lines

Hood's wife - Cherokee female 30's medium build
2 scenes, first spoke scene 5 page 6, last spoke scene 6 page 9
3 speeches 6 lines

General Rutherford - white male 50's medium height and build
1 scene, first spoke scene 90 page 62, last spoke scene 90 page 62
2 speeches 14 lines

Runner - Cherokee male late teens 5' 8" slim build
1 scene, first spoke scene 9 page 10, last spoke scene 9 page 10
2 speeches 6 lines

Bob Shaw - white male 30's medium height and build
1 scene, first spoke scene 146 page 108, last spoke scene 146 page 109
2 speeches 6 lines

Bryan Ward - white male Irish 30's medium height and build
2 scene, first spoke scene 14 page 13, last spoke scene 20 page 16
2 speeches 4 lines

Georgia Col. James Grant - white male 30's medium height and build
1 scene, first spoke scene 109 page 78, last spoke scene 109 page 78
2 speeches 3 lines

Shawnee Chief - Shawnee male 40's 5' 10" medium build
1 scene, first spoke scene 92 page 64, last spoke scene 92 page 64
1 speech 8 lines

Mohawk Chief - Mohawk male 50's 5' 10" medium build
1 scene, first spoke scene 92 page 64, last spoke scene 92 page 64
1 speech 4 lines

Hood's son - Cherokee male late teens medium build
1 scene, first spoke scene 5 page 6, last spoke scene 5 page 6
1 speech 2 lines

Soldier - white male late 30's medium build
1 scene, first spoke scene 42 page 29, last spoke scene 42 page 29
1 speech 1 line

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