Photo Tour of the Phoenix Heard Museum Indian Fair and Market
By Elizabeth R. Rose, About.com
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Heard Museum Indian Fair and Market - Purchasing Art
Of course the best part of the fair is going home with a piece of art.
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This visitor happened upon the perfect piece for her husband's den. Anita Caldwell Jackson, of Oklahoma paints images on feathers and does a beautiful job of matting and framing the piece. She also sell sketches which are often hand-colored. Her website is www.twonationsart.com.
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