ME-A-PA-TE
Two migrating mates gallop away to the ancestral plane of pleasure. Native Americans called these bluffs Me-a-pa-te, or "the hill that is hard to go around", a major hunting ground of the Sioux, Cheyenne, and Arapaho. 🐎
Special edition print on 65lb cardstock paper.
Packaged in protective plastic sleeve and backboard or rolled up in a tube if larger.
Two migrating mates gallop away to the ancestral plane of pleasure. Native Americans called these bluffs Me-a-pa-te, or "the hill that is hard to go around", a major hunting ground of the Sioux, Cheyenne, and Arapaho. 🐎
Special edition print on 65lb cardstock paper.
Packaged in protective plastic sleeve and backboard or rolled up in a tube if larger.
Two migrating mates gallop away to the ancestral plane of pleasure. Native Americans called these bluffs Me-a-pa-te, or "the hill that is hard to go around", a major hunting ground of the Sioux, Cheyenne, and Arapaho. 🐎
Special edition print on 65lb cardstock paper.
Packaged in protective plastic sleeve and backboard or rolled up in a tube if larger.