Osage Stickers

Digital art, oil on canvas

The twenty-ninth symbol is the Osage Spider, a Native American symbol. The background texture was created by combining salt patterns with some sgraffito.

Osage Nation: Indigenous Oklahoma Osage Woman with old 1920s oil derricks in the background from "Killers of the Flower Moon" on a Dark Background

National Native American Heritage Month: "The Strength of the Wolf is the Pack, and the Strength of the Pack is the Wolf" Osage Nation Proverb -- An illustration of the peering eyes of an Osage Wolf as an Osage American Native Indian Warrior stands in front of the wolf

National Native American Heritage Month: "The Strength of the Wolf is the Pack, and the Strength of the Pack is the Wolf" Osage Nation Proverb -- An illustration of the peering eyes of an Osage Wolf as an Osage American Native Indian Warrior stands in front of the wolf on a light (Knocked Out) background

National Native American Heritage Month: "The Strength of the Wolf is the Pack, and the Strength of the Pack is the Wolf" Osage Nation Proverb -- An illustration of the peering eyes of an Osage Wolf as an Osage American Native Indian Warrior stands in front of the wolf on a dark (Knocked Out) background

Osage State Fishing Lake Kansas. Distressed sunset vibe on a lake.

Osage-Orange Tree Design Natural Beauty Apparel Botanical Elegance Fashion Nature's Splendor Clothing Rustic Charm Wear Tree-Inspired Graphics Earthy Tones Attire Symbol of Resilience Fashion Organic Aesthetic Garments Wilderness Wonder Wear Unique Botanical Illustration Forest Inspiration Clothing Serene Woodland Chic Osage-Orange Grove Style Wearable Arboreal Artistry

Seal Of The Osage Nation

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Osage Nation: Indigenous Oklahoma Osage Woman with old 1920s oil derricks in the background from "Killers of the Flower Moon"

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The Joystick Arcade opened in 1986 in the small town of Osage Beach, Missouri, on the Lake of the Ozarks. This super low-fi design comes from the t-shirt they handed out if you got the high score in one of the video game tournaments. While the arcade itself was rather short-lived, probably due to the town's small population and rather seasonal nature, it lives on as a footnote in '80s arcade history.

The flag of Oklahoma consists of a traditional Osage Nation buffalo-skin shield with seven eagle feathers on a Choctaw sky blue field.

National Native American Heritage Month: "The Strength of the Wolf is the Pack, and the Strength of the Pack is the Wolf" Osage Nation Proverb -- An illustration of the peering eyes of an Osage Wolf as an Osage American Native Indian Warrior stands in front of the wolf

Phillips 66 With Ethyl Woolaroc Oklahoma by Debra Martz I had forgotten all about the years of fuel with Ethyl until I saw it on this antique gasoline pump!! A 1927 vintage cottage style station which was built at the Bartlesville, OK airport and in service until 1948, is now located just inside the Woolaroc entrance. Late in 2014 it was moved to the grounds of Woolaroc and a short while later it underwent a full restoration. In 1925 oilman Frank Phillips built a ranch retreat, Woolaroc, on 3,700 acres in the Osage Hills in northern Oklahoma. Today it is a wildlife preserve, home to many species of native and exotic animals and includes a large museum with an outstanding collection of western art and artifacts, Native American ma...

Vintage Sedalia, MO

A single bison stands in silhouette against a darkening sunset sky on the Tall Grass Prairie preserve in Osage county Oklahoma. Photograph copyright Ann Powell all rights reserved.

Blood of the Flower Moon

Watercolor art of Cloud Dancing from the 1990's TV show, Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman.

Lake of the Ozarks Missouri is a retro 70s and 80s style sunset design for anyone who loves the Midwest. Great gift for anyone who loves jet skiing, boating, swimming, camping, tubing, wakeboarding, party and exploring in your Lake of the Ozarks design.

Woolaroc Museum and Wildlife Preserve Welcome Sign by Debra Martz This sign is located a short distance after passing through the gate and is very colorful. But being it represents an era in the 1920s and 1930s I decided to give it a more vintage look. Frank Phillip's 26 room Neo-Classical home was completed in 1909 and located in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. It was a prime location for business dealings and hosting elegant parties. In 1925 he built his ranch retreat that he later named Woolaroc, a combination of woods, land and rock. This was the Place he could unwind from the busy business life. ©Debra Martz In My Gallery/Collection "Signs" 20191120-DSC_7751-Edit-2.tif

Water Buffalo Woolaroc Wildlife Preserve Oklahoma by Debra Martz Though near the Stone and Swan Lakes area, I did not see any of these buffalo in the water but it was a cold day; no need for trying to get cool in the water. The few I saw were all grazing deep in the trees. In 1925 oilman Frank Phillips built a ranch retreat, Woolaroc, on 3,700 acres in the Osage Hills in northern Oklahoma. Today it is a wildlife preserve, home to many species of native and exotic animals plus Woolaroc is also a museum with an outstanding collection of western art and artifacts, Native American material, one of the largest collections of Colt firearms in the world, and much much more. The name Woolaroc was derived from three words that described ...

Grazing American Bison Woolaroc Oklahoma by Debra Martz Shortly, after entering the Woolaroc Preserve, we came upon a herd of American Bison lazing on the grounds near the road but just over the hill was this individual grazing alone. The Bison were first introduced into Woolaroc in 1926 when a herd of 90 of the animals were brought here from South Dakota. At that time, they were commonly called buffalo. In 1925 oilman Frank Phillips built a ranch retreat, Woolaroc, on 3,700 acres in the Osage Hills in northern Oklahoma. Today it is a wildlife preserve, home to many species of native and exotic animals and includes a large museum with an outstanding collection of western art and artifacts, Native American material, one of the larges...

American Bison Woolaroc Oklahoma by Debra Martz Shortly, after entering the Woolaroc Preserve, we came upon a herd of American Bison lazing on the grounds near the road. The Bison were first introduced into Woolaroc in 1926 when a herd of 90 of the animals were brought here from South Dakota. At that time, they were commonly called buffalo. In 1925 oilman Frank Phillips built a ranch retreat, Woolaroc, on 3,700 acres in the Osage Hills in northern Oklahoma. Today it is a wildlife preserve, home to many species of native and exotic animals that freely roam the land and includes a large museum with an outstanding collection of western art and artifacts, Native American material, one of the largest collections of Colt firearms in the...

Deer Woman, a wood grain design by Choctaw Artist Gregg Standridge.