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The painting is a tribute to where Quick-to-See Smith grew up: Montana. The painting, which is acrylic paint on canvas, features Quick-to-See Smith's interpretation of George Catlin's painting, Ee-he-a-duck-chee-a (He Who Ties His Hair Before) in the middle of the painting, in black paint. Logos for Purina and Krispy Kreme are depicted, as is the painted words "french fries." Next to "french fries" are two hands painted saying "french fries" in American Sign Language. Half of a blue sign is on the right of the canvas, with "Hecho en USA" spilling off the canvas. "$19.99" is painted in the upper left corner. 
The painting is signed and inscribed on the back, top edge of the painting, using black marker. It reads: [illeg.] Smith 2002 "THE RANCHER" ACl 72" x 48"
canvas American Sign Language George Catlin Purina Krispy Kreme acrylic paint Montana