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40" x 40" Gallery Wrap  Acrylic and Mixed Medium on Canvas

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"A vision appears to the young boy on the first night as they camp and lay to sleep on the top of Rabun Bald.  It is the warning of the coming of the white man to this area and the role he and his family will play in the unfolding of those events."

This painting portrays the first dream the artist had regarding the writing of her, as of yet, unfinished book.  In the dream a young Indian boy goes on a hunting trip with his father as a recognition of his passing into manhood. During this trip his hunting skills are honed and he gets in touch with his higher self in the form of spirituality and deepening understanding of life and his purpose. The setting is in the area of the Highlands plateau, Rabun Bald, and Blue Valley, North Carolina.  This was Cherokee country.

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