File:Jerome tiger painting.jpg

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Description	Stomp Dance, 1967 painting by Jerome Tiger (Seminole-Muscogee Creek, collection of the Oklahoma History Center, Oklahoma City, OK
Source	Photo I took of painting on display at Oklahoma History Center
Article	Jerome Tiger
Portion used	Center (frame removed)
Low resolution?	Yes (576 H x 402 W pixels)
Purpose of use	To illustrate article about this artist
Replaceable?	No. His works are not available through Public Domain
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The image "Jerome_Tiger_painting" is an example of work by a historically significant artist. The image used in this article provides an example of Tiger's unique adaptation of the Bacone school, "flatstyle" form of early 20th century intertribal painting into his contemporary style with emphasis on the human form. The center of the painting is represented with the frame removed. The resolution is extremely low, so commercial reproductions of the work could not be made from this image. Free images are not available. This image is not replaceable and is necessary to understand this painter's personal style and technique. -Uyvsdi (talk) 19:03, 5 June 2010 (UTC)Uyvsdi

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