The Rains Shall Come

Johnny Secatero

About The Rains Shall Come

"Zuni raindancers dancing and signing prayers to the rain gods so that they may have rain for their crops another year."

The above was written on the back of the painting's panel along with the painting's title, date and the artist's name

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Description	"Zuni raindancers dancing and signing prayers to the rain gods so that they may have rain for their crops another year." The above was written on the back of the painting's panel along with the painting's title, date and the artist's name
About the Artist	(1945-2010) Johnny Secatero was a Navajo artist whose work is published in the Clara Lee Tanner book titled Southwest Indian Painting. His paintings tend to be in watercolor. Secatero's traditional paintings are included in the following collections: Eiteljorg Museum in Indianapolis, the Museum of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff, Arizona and the Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Secatero's awards for painting spanned more than 30 years. His work has been exhibited at all the major museum venues featuring American Indian art.
Culture	American Indian
Style	Nostalgic American Indian
Medium	Acrylic on canvas-wrapped panel
Panel size	24" height X 36" width
Frame	Routed wood molding
Frame size	26 7/8" height X 38 3/4" width
Signed	"Johnny Secatero" at viewer's lower right
Date of creation	1971
Condition	Excellent, as appeared framed.
Provenance	Pau Sh

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