Dalton James "A Hopi Harvest III" Print

Native Americans are inspired by their rich cultural history and the traditions of art, dance, community, and cuisine that have been carefully handed down for generations.

Corn is a necessity in Southwestern culture. It brings blessings, as well as nourishment. This image depicts stylized ears of corn symbolizing a successful harvest. The ears of corn are surrounded by elements of clouds and rain in a double-matted 10 x 8 print.

Dalton James is a self-taught artist from Hopi Pueblo, and is a member of the Tobacco Clan from the village of Hotevilla in northeastern Arizona.