The Broken Bow by Joseph Henry Sharp (1912)

Painting of a shirtless man repairing a bow while a young woman with arrows sits nearby against a plastered wall.

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Two Native American figures sit against a plastered wall: a shirtless man in green fringed leggings works on a bow, tying or stringing its cord, while a young woman in a fringed cream jacket and red trousers holds a bundle of arrows and watches him. The seated pair rests on a fur rug, and the composition is painted in warm earth tones. The work is titled The Broken Bow, created by Joseph Henry Sharp in 1912.

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1912

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