"Cover, 2 of 2"
This is the cover layout of Booklet 2 of 2. It features the buffalo cow
painted by Montana artist Jim Utsler, from Choteau, Montana. Entitled "Spirit of
Yellowstone", the painting represented the White Buffalo as the Guardian of
the beauty and grandeur of Yellowstone National Park.
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"Ollafub Enotswolley"
This is the Book 1 postcard layout of the buffalo cow
painted by artist Diane Anderson. The name "Ollafub Enotswolley" is really "Yellowstone Buffalo" backwards.
The buffalo on the landscape of Yellowstone have been reversed to the landscape of Yellowstone Park
onto the buffalo.
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"Buddie"
This is the Book 1 postcard layout of the buffalo calf model
painted by artist Diane Anderson. Wildflowers on the buffalo calf represent
spring and the continuing cycle of life in Yellowstone.
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"Now and Then"
This is the Book 1 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by artist Jan Johansen. The painting celebrates America's love of nature
and the outdoors. With the invention of the automobile, camping boomed. Nowhere was
this more evident than in Yellowstone National Park.
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"Arlo"
This is the Book 1 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by artist Asha Murthy MacDonald. The focus of this painting is the
changing sky and light that provide a constant backdrop for the natural
wonder that is Yellowstone National Park.
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"Buffalo Spring-field"
This is the Book 1 postcard layout of the buffalo calf model
painted by artist Asha Murthy MacDonald. This painting depicts aspects of
Yellowstone National Park under the light of a full moon.
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"Sunrise to Sunset in Yellowstone"
This is the Book 1 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by artist Janet McGahan. Every May since 1974, Arlee, Montana's 8th Grade Biology class
has camped for five days in Yellowstone to experience the Park's rich offerings of landscape,
geology and wildlife.
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"When Joseph was the Buffalo"
This is the Book 1 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by Montana artist DG House. This painting tells the story of Chief Joseph's 1877
run for freedom through Yellowstone Park. It represents what he saw, and what saw him.
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"We Remember Our Land"
This is the Book 1 postcard layout of the buffalo calf model
painted by Montana artist DG House. This painting is a tribute to the individual birds
of Yellowstone and their incredible view of this magnificient land.
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"Yellowstone Heritage"
This is the Book 1 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by Montana artist Anthony Floyd. Anthony chose to paint bears and buffalo, mountain men
and Indians, forests, streams, mountains and the beautiful blue skies as his theme of "The
Majestic Yellowstone" area.
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"Spectres of Yellowstone"
This is the Book 1 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by Montana artist Michael Meissner. This painting contains images of the silent
memories of Yellowstone. If such a grand place could speak, what we learn of her history
and her inhabitants ?
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"Forever Montana"
This is the Book 1 postcard layout of the buffalo calf model
painted by Montana artist Michael Meissner. This painting contains images of western and
eastern Montana. From the majestic mountains the the west to the forbidding badlands to
the east, Montana captures the soul of all who visit her.
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"Four Winds"
This is the Book 1 postcard layout of the buffalo calf model
painted by artist Cameron Blagg. This painting was an attempt to portray part of the North Plains
Indian belief in the legend of the Sacred White Buffalo Calf Woman, who came down from the
heavens long ago to show the people the way to the sacred path.
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"Penelope"
This is the Book 1 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by artist Diane Hausmann. "Comin' Around the Mountain", inspired by the old
postcards of Yellowstone, depicts a time when tourists travelling by Tally-Ho
coaches and yellow touring cars encountered many adventures.
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"Snowflake"
This is the Book 1 postcard layout of the buffalo calf model
painted by artist Diane Hausmann. Snowflake, as Penelope's calf, portrays the
tourist enjoying the park in the winter season.
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"Snaggle Tooth"
This is the Book 1 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by Montana artist Carol Newbury Howe. This painting greets you
from diverse and historic West Yellowstone, Montana.
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"The Unknown Buffalo"
This is the Book 1 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by artist Karen Garre. The buffalo is painted with symbolism relating to
civilization's link to an animal world. Representing age-old rock paintings to
a ghost-like uncertain future.
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"Refuge"
This is the Book 1 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by Montana artist Kevin Heaney. This painting portrays Chief Joseph and
Old Faithful, Chief looking Glass and the Lower Yellowstone Falls.
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"White Buffalo Calf Woman"
This is the Book 1 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by artist Linda Phillippi. Revered by native Americans, she is a symbol of peace, bringing
together the four races of the world, white, yellow, red and black, and the teacher of the
seven ways to pray.
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"Buffalo Roam" Postcard Booklet 2
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"Cover, 2 of 2"
This is the cover layout of Booklet 2 of 2. It features the buffalo cow
painted by Montana artist Jim Utsler, from Choteau, Montana. Entitled "Spirit of
Yellowstone", the painting represented the White Buffalo as the Guardian of
the beauty and grandeur of Yellowstone National Park.
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"Bishee Ahpalaaxee"
This is the Book 2 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by Wyoming artist Pat Schermerhorn. "Bishee Ahpalaaxe" is "Spirit of the
Bison". She roamed Yellowstone and provided for the Crow Indians that named her.
Come see her in her darkest hour to see her true "Spirit".
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"The Babies of Yellowstone"
This is the Book 2 postcard layout of the buffalo calf model
painted by Wyoming artist Pat Schermerhorn. Spring brings new life to Yellowstone National Park.
This is just a small sampling of the new babies that arrive each spring.
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"Ponies of the People"
This is the Book 2 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by artist Mitzi Nelson. Indian ponies enjoying a moment of freedom under the
northern lights, with the village in the background.
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"Shorelines Silhouettes"
This is the Book 2 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by Montana artist and sculptor Joe Halko. As an artist and sculptor, Joe is credited with sculpting
both the cow and calf models for the "Buffalo Roam" project. This painting depicts the teeming life along
the Madison and Yellowstone Rivers and Yellowstone National Park.
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"Sweet Spring"
This is the Book 2 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by Choteau, Montana artist and sculptor Joe Halko. Spring is sweet with
the fresh green, the rustling of the hatchlings and the warm rays of the sun.
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"Flo"
This is the Book 2 postcard layout of the buffalo calf model
painted by artist Pam Froemke. Flo, short for "Buf-flo", is a representation
of the firts free wild wolves in Yellowstone National Park after a 60-year
absence, in their new Lamar Valley home.
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"Celebrate Dreamers"
This is the Book 2 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by artist Pam Houston. 'When thinking about West Yellowstone, many people think of
seeing the Park, wildlife and geysers, but I on the other hand think of all the people that
have come to visit, to work or to settle here."
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"Crocus- Bluebird's Daughter"
This is the Book 2 postcard layout of the buffalo calf model
painted by artist Pam Houston. This painting comes from a Native American story about how bluebirds
represented a clear, bright and serene way of being, and people who were attended by them enjoyed
those same benefits.
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"Buffalo Fancy Dancer"
This is the Book 2 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by artist Lisa Cameron. This painting wears the bright colored regalia of a modern
competitive fancy dancer and represents strife which the buffalo and Native American share.
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"Spirit of Yellowstone"
This is the Book 2 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by Montana artist Jim Utsler. This painting represents the spirit of the White Buffalo
as Guardian of the beauty and grandeur of Yellowstone National Park.
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"Blossom"
This is the Book 2 postcard layout of the buffalo calf model
painted by Montana artist Jim Utsler. This painting reflects the blossoming
life of spring in Yellowstone.
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"Rounding Up the Girls"
This is the Book 2 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by artist Susan Guy. This painting depicts an elk herd along the Madison River in
the westen section of the Park, as the bull elk rounds up his "girls" one more time.
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"Norbert the Notorious"
This is the Book 2 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by Montana artist Sean Bryers from West Yellowstone. This painting was an
eclectic vision of nature in and around Montana. Color, spirit and life.
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"Lulubelle"
This is the Book 2 postcard layout of the buffalo calf model
painted by artist Robin Berry. Lulubelle is a "flower lover" and enjoys the
beautiful hummingbirds, butterflies and dragonflies of Yellowstone National Park.
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"Sage"
This is the Book 2 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by Colorado artist Rebecca McClive. The painting depicts tense moments
in nature. The hunt for food and the decision that determines the "survival
of the fittest."
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"Winter"
This is the Book 2 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by Montana artist and sculptor Tim Joyner. This painting was inspired by
elk seen by the artist in some hot springs during winter. He chose purples and
blues to winter theme and bring the work together.
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"Iinii"
This is the Book 2 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by Montana artist Traci Jo Nichols. Iinii represents "Nitsitapiisinni", meaning
"Our Way of Life" in the Blackfoot language. She depicts the journey between the Native
American and the buffalo.
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"Frances"
This is the Book 2 postcard layout of the buffalo cow model
painted by fifteen of the participating "Buffalo Roam" artists. As such, Frances is
a composite work of art with varying themes and styles. Includes many elements of
Yellowstone park landscapes and scenery, as well as wildlife images.
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