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	Blackbear Bosin
		The "Keeper of the Plains," a dramatic 44-foot tall steel sculpture of an American Indian, was donated to the city by its creator, Blackbear Bosin.
		Born of Kiowa-Comanche heritage in Anadarko, Oklahoma in 1921, Bosin came to his adopted city of Wichita in 1940.
		By the time of his death in 1980 at the age of 59, the inventiveness and imagination reflected in his paintings had earned Blackbear Bosin a prominent place among American artists.
	www.kshs.org /portraits/bosin_blackbear.htm (189 words)

	Blackbear Bosin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Courtesy Blackbear Bosin and U.S. Department of the Interior, Southern Plains Indian Museum and Crafts Center.
		Here bosin uses his grasp of the imaginative and theatrical to depict a dramatic situation in terms of form rather than motion.
		Typical of the vast theatrical viewpoint of Bosin is this atmospheric painting in which antelopes and wolves, their fued forgotten, flee across a fire raging plain along with mounted Indians.
	www.history.uiuc.edu /fac_dir/hoxie/hoxie/Images/IndianPainting/g/g.htm (141 words)

	Mid-America All Indian Center - Artists - Blackbear Bosin (1921-1980)
		Born to a Kiowa father and a Comanche mother on June 5, 1921, in Anadarko, Oklahoma, Blackbear Bosin became an internationally recognized artist.
		Blackbear Bosin used several media in his works but kept coming back to his favorite one, an opaque tempera called gouache, although he experimented in acrylic paints in his later years, enjoying the challenges of a completely alien medium.
		Blackbear Bosin's works became recognized as the utmost in his field and placed him among the leaders of American Indian painters.
	www.theindiancenter.org /Museum/Artists/BlackbearBosin.htm (658 words)

	KU anthropology museum opens Blackbear Bosin exhibit
		On loan to the museum for this special exhibit are five Blackbear Bosin gouache paintings from the Brown's private collection.
		Bosin's paintings, depicting tribal lore and customs, are instantly recognizable by their brilliant colors.
		Of special note is the painting titled "Blackbear and Sun Eagle" which illustrates the bond of brotherhood between Bosin and Britt Brown and is accompanied by Bosin's eloquent description of his theme and characters.
	www.ur.ku.edu /News/01N/FebNews/Feb28/bosin.html (393 words)

	F5: Alt VIEW (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		While I was researching information for my children regarding their grandfather, Blackbear Bosin, I came across a letter to the editor (originally published April 7).
		I was Blackbear's daughter-in-law and mother of two of his grandchildren.
		Blackbear had four children (Francis, Jr., Rena, Pat, and Niles), two daughters and two sons.
	www.f5wichita.com /view/index.php?pubdate=2005-09-08&story=2881 (717 words)

	Museum in a Box (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Bosin was born Francis Blackbear Bosin near Anadarko, Oklahoma, and was known as “Frank” until he became a well-known artist.
		Fortunately, Bosin attended a school where five Kiowa artists, now known as the Kiowa Five, began their own style of painting based on Indian history and customs.
		Place Symbols: Blackbear Bosin’s 44-foot-tall steel sculpture titled Keeper of the Plains, dedicated in 1974, has become a widely recognized symbol of Wichita and Sedgwick County.
	www.wichitaartmuseum.org /miab/bosin.html (803 words)

	RJBGallery.com - Bosin, Blackbear Prints and Fine Art
		Bosin, Blackbear Prints and Posters Right here on Santa's list.
		Bosin, Blackbear Prints and Posters add some atmosphere to any room in your house.
		All our Bosin, Blackbear Prints and Posters are available framed, unframed or mounted.
	www.rjbgallery.com /page22761.html (240 words)

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		Blackbear Bosin, Comanche and Kiowa, was born on June 5, 1921 in Anadarko, Oklahoma.
		He was given the name of his grandfather, a Kiowa subchief, Tsate-Kongia (Blackbear).
		Blackbear attended Saint Patrick's Mission School where he was first exposed to the traditional art of the Kiowa-Five painters.
	www.askart.com /artist/B/francis_blackbear_bosin.asp?ID=100737 (237 words)

	Mid-America All Indian Center - 03 People Who Contributed - Bosin, Blackbear (Comanche-Kiowa)
		One of the intriguing elements of Indian art is the focus placed on nature by the artist.
		One of the best at doing both is Blackbear Bosin, the foremost of American Indian painters.
		The key to reaching both cultures is what Blackbear calls the "exchange." The exchange is the common area that forms the "basics of harmonious existence." As in his art, he believes it's important for the Center to appeal to different cultures: "We can build a closer relationship through the exchange of meaningful information."
	www.theindiancenter.org /AboutUs/People/BlackbearBosin.htm (207 words)

	KSN News: Keeper of the Plains comes down
		It was donated to the city by its creator, Blackbear Bosin.
		Bosin, from the Comanche and Kiowa tribes, was born in Oklahoma but made Wichita his home in 1940 until his death in 1980.
		At one time, Bosin worked for Boeing as an illustrator.
	www.ksn.com /news/stories/7909922.html (472 words)

	The Native American Heritage Village in Wichita KS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Now a visit to the Center can include a tour of the Indian Center Museum, a walk through the colorful "Flags of All Nations" exhibition, and a tour of the Native American Heritage Village.
		You will also not want to miss seeing the Indian Artist Walk of Fame and the 44-foot-tall "Keeper of the Plains" sculpture by Native American artist Blackbear Bosin.
		The Mid-America All-Indian Center is located at the confluence of the Big and Little Arkansas rivers, five minutes from downtown Wichita, Kansas.
	allaboutwichita.com /articles/indian/indian01.html (384 words)

	City of Wichita - Public Art Public Art (M-O)
		The Mid-America All-Indian Center facility was completed in 1976 and is located at 650 N. Seneca.
		Standing on the confluence of the Big and Little Arkansas Rivers, this 44-foot steel sculpture of an Indian warrior was created by Indian artist Blackbear Bosin of Wichita.
		Construction of the sculpture was by Tom Washburn, Architectural Metal Products, Inc. The sculpture, erected in May 1974, was completely cut, welded and assembled in the shop and moved in one piece to the location.
	www.wichitagov.org /CityOffices/Park/PublicArt/public_art3.htm (553 words)

	Blackbear Bosin - Prairie Fire - Art Print Poster - Cheap Posters and Wallpapers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Blackbear Bosin - Prairie Fire - Art Print Poster - Cheap Posters and Wallpapers
		The artist which made Prairie Fire is Blackbear Bosin.
		Blackbear Bosin has done a very nice work.
	www.poster.us.com /poster_123868.php (159 words)

	Tlalnepantla
		In turn, the affiliation was approved by Tlalnepantla on February 3, 1974.
		In February of 1975, a replica of Blackbear Bosin's Keeper of the Plains was presented to the city of Tlalnepantla, and is now stands in "Wichita Plaza".
		The highlight of the Wichita-Tlalnepantla relationship had been from the very beginning, the public high school student exchanges in cooperation with the Sister Cities Advisory Board and the Wichita Public School System.
	www.wichitasistercities.org /tlalnepantla.htm (413 words)

	Blackbear Bosin Art- Cairn of the Medicine Seeker, Prairie Fire - Allayers Posters, Prints, Photo's, Limited Art & ...
		Blackbear Bosin Art- Cairn of the Medicine Seeker, Prairie Fire - Allayers Posters, Prints, Photo's, Limited Art & Collections Gallery
		Blackbear Bosin Art- Cairn of the Medicine Seeker, Prairie Fire
		A full webbased image editor based on php can be freely downloaded and non-commercially used on the Truecolor pages.
	art.allayers.com /artists/artist/blackbear_bosin (171 words)

	Leading the Way: Famous Kansans
		This is a physical example of a mathematical equation to demonstrate a one-sided figure forming an enclosure with its outer surface.
		Kiowa-Comanche artist Blackbear Bosin designed Wichita's Keeper of the Plains sculpture.
		Stan Herd was the first known for outdoor murals.
	www.kshs.org /exhibits/famous/famous5a.htm (356 words)

	Cancun
		Wichita's Sister City relationship with Cancun dates from November 25, 1975, when the Wichita City Commission approved the affiliation.
		A year later, a replica of Blackbear Bosin's Keeper of the Plains was installed in Cancun and on September 27, 1978, a replica of the Mayan Rain God, Chac, a gift from Cancun, was placed at the Mid-America All-Indian Center.
		Following this, medical supplies were sent to Cancun through the collective efforts of the Wichita Red Cross, Wesley Medical Center and St. Joseph Hospital.
	www.wichitasistercities.org /cancun.htm (314 words)

	Bosin Products (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		BLACKBEAR BOSIN DEATH COMES A RIDER PRINT SIGNED FRAMED
		FRAMED BLACKBEAR BOSIN 1975 CALENDAR THE FEATHER DANCE
		Schreyvogel 39 Full Folio Plates SIGNED Blackbear Bosin
	www.peteorta.com /bosin.html (34 words)

	The Castle Inn Riverside - Wichita Kansas Bed and Breakfast
		Native Americans still gather at this inviting and mystical spot.
		The "Keeper of the Plains," a majestic and commanding figure, created by the late Wichita artist Blackbear Bosin, now marks this historic spot.
		The Wichita Indians, who lived in this area, gave our city its historic name.
	www.castleinnriverside.com /wichita.html (141 words)

	Cairn of the Medicine Seeker by Blackbear Bosin - Plaque Mount Print - ArtCheckOut
		Cairn of the Medicine Seeker by Blackbear Bosin - Plaque Mount Print - ArtCheckOut
		Cairn of the Medicine Seeker by Blackbear Bosin
		ArtCheckOut plaque mount prints are extremely high quality and lasting products.
	www.artcheckout.com /PlakFull.asp?PrintID=22521 (103 words)

	Native American Profile
		Subjects are chosen for their invocation of Plains tribal history.
		Like fellow Oklahomans, Acee Blue Eagle, Blackbear Bosin, and Rance Hood, Boyiddle often infuses his subjects with high drama.
		And yet this artist is equally at ease creating sculptural forms of abstract elegance.
	www.dciamerica.com /articles/nativeprofileboyiddle.htm (338 words)

	Cairn of the Medicine Seeker Blackbear Bosin posters, prints, canvas transfers
		Cairn of the Medicine Seeker Blackbear Bosin posters, prints, canvas transfers
		Cairn of the Medicine Seeker print by Blackbear Bosin
		Art print images found on this website have been used with the permission of each respective art publisher.
	www.respree.com /product/pages/sku/LCAW1239 (285 words)

	Poster: ''Cairn of the Medicine Seeker'' by Blackbear Bosin: PosterPOET.com - 180,000 Posters at the Best Prices! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Poster: ''Cairn of the Medicine Seeker'' by Blackbear Bosin: PosterPOET.com - 180,000 Posters at the Best Prices!
		You will see an area in the checkout screen to enter your certificate or coupon number.
		Poster: ''Cairn of the Medicine Seeker'' by Blackbear Bosin
	www.posterpoet.com /PROD/CAW-1239 (78 words)

	Wichita Kansas Real Estate and Resource Guide Online - A Great Place to Work and Play!
		Wichita Kansas - A great place to work and play!
		The confluence of the Arkansas (pronounced: R-Kan-Zus) and Little Arkansas Rivers join at the foot of the magnificent 44-foot-high statue "Keeper of The Plains", sculpture by local artist Blackbear Bosin.
		There are bike, skate and walking paths plus a system of parks and recreation facilities in the downtown Wichita river and residential areas.
	www.wichita-homes.com /ourwich.htm (510 words)

	Greater Wichita Convention and Visitors Bureau - New to Wichita? - Wichita's History
		It’s right at the point where the Big and Little Arkansas Rivers meet.
		The “Keeper of the Plains”, a majestic and commanding figure that many people associate with Wichita, created by the late Wichita artist Blackbear Bosin, now marks the historic spot.
		The Wichita Indians who lived in this area gave our city its name.
	www.visitwichita.com /YourService/NewWichita/WichitaHistory.htm (168 words)

	Cairn of the Medicine Seeker - Bears cheap posters by Blackbear Bosin free preview
		Cairn of the Medicine Seeker - Bears cheap posters by Blackbear Bosin free preview
		Cairn of the Medicine Seeker posters/prints (Blackbear Bosin) in Grizzly Bear from Bears series - This is small preview of poster, click to get larger version:
		Preview and buy it online for cheap HERE!
	www.posters4you.net /Bears/Cairn-of-the-Medicine-Seeker.html (48 words)

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