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Mathew Holding Eagle III

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Cindy Godin Hamilton’s artistic and cultural awakening came in her adult years. Now her solo exhibit at the Warroad RiverPlace Gallery includes hand-stitched mittens, mukluks and gauntlets featuring intricately beaded animals and flowers, as well as oil and pastel paintings of Native faces garbed in traditional regalia.

A photo of her grandmother in moccasins sparked Cindy Godin Hamilton’s artistic awakening

Museum display of an acrylic portrait of a woman's face, using a gold and teal palette.

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A husband and wife pose for a photo in front of an art piece. It's a black-and-white image of a woman with a bright floral border.

Close-up of a suede leather pipe bag with a beaded image of Sasquatch.

Overhead shot of a handmade U.S. Navy logo next to a pair of children's boots with bright blue fur.

A museum display of embroidered shoes (left) and an acrylic portrait of the artist's grandmother (right).

A woman in a museum leans down to look at a pair of boots behind a glass case.

A lineup of four portraits illustrated in different media.

A photo of her grandmother in moccasins sparked Cindy Godin Hamilton’s artistic awakening

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