“Quilled Bag” Still Life Painting By Lisa Danielle

ca. 1977

9.625″ L x 6.375″ W – Painting, 17.375″ L x 13.625″ W – Framed

Hand Painted Still Life of a Quilled Bag and Framed in a Wood Frame Behind Glass Signed Lisa Danielle

In Very Good Condition

Quilled Bag is a still-life painting (or print/reproduction) by American Western artist Lisa Danielle, depicting a traditional Native American bag decorated with porcupine quillwork. Lisa Danielle (born in La Jolla, California; long based in Sedona, Arizona) is known for luminous, highly detailed representational still-life paintings of historic Western and Native American artifactspottery, baskets, beadwork, clothing, tools, and similar objects. She emphasizes the patina of age, craftsmanship, cultural stories, and dramatic light/shadow. Her work draws on her personal collection of memorabilia and family connections to Southwestern Native cultures (including items from her great-grandmothers time teaching on the San Carlos Apache reservation). She has exhibited widely, received awards (including at Cowgirl Up!), and had images widely reproduced (e.g., via Leanin Tree).