Crucita and Bawling Deer - Taos Indians]]> In the collection of the Thomas Gilcrease Institute of American history and Art (Tulsa, OK).]]> Painting of Crucita Mondragon, wearing green and red dress, and Bawling Deer, bare tossed, wearing a belt and leggings and holding a drum, facing away from viewer and towards a fireplace. Sharp's inscription: "Painted about 1920 - In the method of the Old Masters- On white canvas, with white, black and Venitian red and colors glazed on."]]> Joseph Henry Sharp]]> Gift of the Thomas Gilcrease Foundation, 1955.]]> 1920]]>