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This is a painting of a Sioux Indian who has just come off a pony raid and proudly trots back to his village on his buckskin with his prize pony in tow.

Harvie Brown is a native of Florida and a graduate of Georgia State University. He has always had an interest in drawing and painting from since a very early age. He is a self-taught artist, works primarily in oils and would classify his work as representational. After 20 years at Disneyworld in Orlando he decided to relocate to Arizona for inspiration, enlightenment and the pursuit of his love for art in the western, figurative and portraiture genres. He has a deep appreciation for the works of Caravaggio, William A. Bouguereau, John Singer Sargent and Howard Terpning and aspires to the same dedication and excellence in his work. Contact: - (602) 284-8768 Resides in Glendale, Arizona