Baje Whitethorne, Sr. • Navajo
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"I feel very strongly in traditional beliefs and activities. I am expressive in personal experiences and culture. I would like to see Indian Art recognized and appreciated for its cultural values and the significance it portrays." - Baje Whitethorne, Sr.

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#801 - ANCESTRAL HOME
For ages and ages
the plans have
been made.
For ages and ages
the plans of the
Sacred Mountains
have been made.
- Navajo Origin Story
HÓZHÓNI! *
(ALL IS BEAUTIFUL!)
* Navajo Language

#802 -CLAN OF THE BLUE ROSE
"Without a home you have nothing."
- the artist's Grandfather
Seated at home behold me,
seated amid the rainbow;
Seated at home behold me.
Lo, here the Holy Place!
Yea, seated at home behold me.
- from Mountain Songs

#803 - Ganado Gold
Yá' át' ééh ! *
(Greetings!)
- Navajo Language

#805 - THE HOGAN BLESSED
Nighan Bik'ihojídlí *
(May Your Home Be Blessed)
- Navajo Language

#806 - THREE SONGS
The curtain of
daybreak is hanging,
The Daylight Boy
(it is hanging).
From the land of day
it is hanging.
Before him, as it dawns,
it is hanging,
Behind him, as it dawns,
it is hanging.
Before him, in beauty,
it is hanging.
Behind him, in beauty,
it is hanging.
From his voice,
in beauty,
it is hanging.
- First Daylight Song
DINE (Navajo)


#807 -RED ROCK HOUSE
Where my kindred dwell,
there I wander.
The Red Rock House,
there I wander.
Where dark kethawns
are at the doorway,
there I wander.
With the pollen
of dawn upon my trail,
there I wander.
- from Song of Dawn Boy,
DINE (Navajo)


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