William Nelson b.1942 Oglala Sioux Sundance Ceremony Lim.Ed. 241/250 Lithograph, Signed, Numbered, 20x26"

William Nelson b.1942 in Chicago Ill. Known for landscape, historical, street and sport scenes. He was the First Artist who had a Private Show in the Senate Caucus Room in Washington DC. He was also the recording artist of the Oglala Sioux Sundance Ceremony at Pine Ridge, South Dakota. His work was commissioned by Dr. James Gillihan, Director of Cultural Preservation, and he was commissioned to paint A Bicentennial History of the United States 1976 by Bicentennial Administration, President John Warner. Nelson was appointed by the U.S. Olympic Committee to complete a series of paintings depicting the Innsbruck and Montreal Games in 1976 (first official artists of the U.S. Olympics) Print is little bit dirty, so need some attention with good quality rubber.