Allen Sapp

Allen-Sapp is a famous Indian artist. He was born in Red Dragonfly Reserve near Battleford, Saskatchewan in 1928. My mother died of tuberculosis, so my grandmother Maggie Seanias raised him and looked after him. He is a sick child, often chosen by other children. Since 8 years old, he is very happy to engage in painting and painting. Sapu got married and in 1960 his son David was born in the TB treatment room of his wife's sickness. In 1961 she got off the car and moved to Badford.

AllenSupp's art is very unique. He has a picture memory scene and picture scene that forms a protected area when he was a child. This is the reason that his painting seems to be from a child's point of view. In addition, Allen did not prepare a sketch for his painting. He just wanted to see what he wanted and returned to the time and place long before to draw it. It seems there is a clear emotional atmosphere in the sub paintings. This forms the real experience of the events he remembers. When he draws, he knows exactly the position of the scene, what he said, and the reason, beyond the canvas content. His paintings reveal the lifestyle of Cree in the 1930s and 1940s. And it is still prevalent today.

Allen-Sapp is a famous Indian artist. He was born in Red Dragonfly Reserve near Battleford, Saskatchewan in 1928. My mother died of tuberculosis, so my grandmother Maggie Seanias raised him and looked after him. He is a sick child, often chosen by other children. Since 8 years old, he is very happy to engage in painting and painting. Sapu got married and in 1960 his son David was born in the TB treatment room of his wife's sickness. In 1961 she got off the car and moved to Badford. Allen relied on his artistic life and tried to draw what he thought desired. He is wearing clothes because he thinks that Caucasians will accept, and he knows little about English.