Boulder-Top Tower. Holly Group, Hovenweep National Monument, Colorado

• Near the heads of Canyons in this arid area of Colorado, the ancient Anasazi built mysterious stone towers of varied shapes. People lived in more conventional structures. Were the towers defensive? Used for signaling, for food storage, or, considering their odd shape and proximity to water and a frequent association with astronomical markers, did they serve Anasazi ritual?

• Part of the Orongo Editions series

• Beautifully reproduced from the original hand-painted black and white photograph by Corson Hirschfeld

• Printed on heavy100% rag, coated paper. The image has a feathered edge, surrounded by a wide white field including a caption in deep gray (can be matted out if desired). The signature and print number are hand-signed immediately below the image.

• 13 1/2" x 18."

• Edition of 1,000

$ 55.00 + $ 10.00 S+H (US only) = $ 65.00
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