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Unca Sam was a Ute Indian chief of the Northern Ute Tribe in Utah. He lived in the area of the Great Basin known as Whiterocks. At the time of his death in October 1938, he was the oldest known Ute, well over 100 years old. The portrait was commissioned by Dr. Robert Murray, who met the aged chief when Dr. Murray was just a small boy. The mountain in the background is called Whiterocks.

Fifth generation native of Moab, Utah, Page was raised on the cowboy and mining lore of the area. Living in southeastern Utah provides her a wealth subject matter: the landscape, inhabitants, flora, fauna, weather patterns and historical events of the Colorado Plateau. Page's favorite medium is oil on canvas, she discovered a natural affinity for oils at an early age taking college level courses at the age of 12. She is proficient in watercolors, acrylic, pastel, pen and ink and graphite, and she loves to experiment with other media. Page enjoys working en plein air (on site), but much of her subject matter is very remote, so she's often horseback, jeeping, hiking or boating with a camera in hand for reference shots. ...