CLIFF HOUSE/Anasazi Replicas
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MinceMeat Mercer, right, and I, sitting in the cave high up on the cliff of my canyon in Castle Valley. The cliff house I built is behind the rocks on the opposite wall and down towards the bottom of the cliff. The one room cliff house I built on a ledge about 75 feet above the floor of the valley. I tried to make it as authentic as possible, cement being the only difference in this and the cliff dwellings of the Anasazi. "Cliffdwelling" Acrylic on canvas 1990. Painted at the site. Collection of Tom Bauman, photo of painting courtesy of Tom Bauman. The upper storey of this picture is painted as a visualization of a future addition.
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