Rhonda Williams creates paintings and sculptures reflecting traditional Native American themes through her designs, and expresses them in contemporary forms using bright colors. She is the great-granddaughter of Ralph Dent, the last hereditary chief of the Otoe Missouria Tribe. Rhonda Williams is a native Oklahoman residing in her Edmond, OK home/studio, White Stallion Studio. Paintings shown are for sale; contact the artist at otoegirl_76@yahoo.com.
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Rhonda E. Williams (Otoe Missouria) has been an artist for over 35 years. She works out of White Stallion Studio, a home-based studio in Edmond, OK. Rhonda’s art consists of mixed media, acrylics, clay, and sculpture. Her paintings are traditional in design with a contemporary flare, using bright vivid colors that catch your eye. She adds clay, bone beads, horse hair and texture to enhance her paintings, keeping with her traditional themes. She uses this technique in her current horse blanket series. Rhonda took a first place award at the American Indian Exposition in Anadarko, OK. with one of her mixed media sculpted faces. She hand sculpts individual and unique faces out of clay giving them personality by adorning them with hair and face paint. Rhonda has studied sculpture under Christy Myers, an award-winning, nationally-known sculptor. Rhonda’s academic background includes course work in art at Rose State College. Rhonda is a member of Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition and the American Indian Artist’s Networking Group. Her work is these private collections: Phil Cross, William and Anita Winters, John Perish, Lorena Burris, and Robin Mead. ~Web Design by Ruella Yates~
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