"Empty Lodge" Fine Art Reproductions

Everything about this painting says the lodge is deserted. The dead fire, the plaza overgrown with weeds, the abandon vessel, all depict abandonment.  Native Americans took their lodges with them when they relocated.  So we can believe these people fled in haste in the face of a great threat. Did Martin paint this scene as a memorial to Native Americans?  They suffered a sad fate in the modern era?  Those who survived do enjoy all the rights of American citizenship as well as the citizenship of their tribes. But it’s not the life they led for thousands of years, is it?  Like Martin is showing us here, that way of life is over.  These people are no more except in song and in legend and in the hearts of those who admire their many good qualities. - PEO

"I thank God for the ability and the opportunities He has given me, and I hope I can continue to grow and learn more with each finished painting. I am honored by everyone who collects my work, and I will always strive to create artwork worthy of their attention, and their investment." - Martin Grelle

This Art Is Offered In Several Editions
This work is offered as a regular print on paper and as a Limited Edition Gigclee on canvas. It comes framed or unframed.

What is A Giclee?
A Giclee is a special type of reproduction.  It uses high-quality inkjet printers that apply special pigments, not just dyes.  

Limited Edition
This artist has liminted the distribution of some of the editions of this Giclee to 150 copies worldwid.

Alamo Art Is An Authorized Gallery
Alamo Art is an authorized Martin Grelle gallery. We purchase directly from Bruce Greene's publisher.  All images are copyrighted by Martin Grelle.

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