Eagle Chief

Born in Chicago, Paul Dyck spent his early years in Alberta, Canada where he lived among the tribes of the region. He studied art in Europe. In Germany he met One Elk, a Sioux Indian. He later lived with One Elk in South Dakota. There he was given the Indian name, Rainbow Hand.

Dyck lived in Rimrock, AZ. He liked using the egg tempura technique coupled with transparent oil glazes. His works are representational but frequently emphasize the mystical nature and practices of Indian Cultures.

Loan from a private collection.