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Heroes, Saviors and Triumphs: Illustrations by Paul Goble

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South Dakota Art Museum
Sun: 12:00 pm-4:00 pm
Mon - Fri: 10:00 am-5:00 pm
Sat: 10:00 am-4:00 pm

This exhibition of Paul Goble illustrations features stories of triumph and the heroes—both mortal and supernatural—who save the day. Books featured include "Adopted by the Eagles," "Buffalo Woman," "Crow Chief", "Dream Wolf," "Death of the Iron Horse," "The Gift of the Sacred Dog," "The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses," Horse Raid," "The Legend of the White Buffalo Woman," "The Lost Children" and "The Return of the Buffaloes."

Paul Goble illustration from Buffalo Woman, 1995, Paul Goble illustration from Buffalo Woman, 1995

Paul Goble illustration from Buffalo Woman, 1995, Paul Goble illustration from Buffalo Woman, 1995

Paul Goble illustration from Adopted by Eagles, 2001

Paul Goble illustration from Adopted by Eagles, 2001, Paul Goble illustration from Adopted by Eagles, 2001

Two students viewing artwork at the Art Museum
2 boys viewing Paul Goble illustration in "Heroes, Saviors and Triumphs" exhibit.

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