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Adee Bittany Dodge (1911-1992) "Full Womanhood" Gouache & Tempera on Board. Adee Dodge was the grandson of the first Navajo Tribal Chairman, Chee Dodge. He studied at the University of New Mexico and received a master's degree from Columbia University in Comparative Linguistics and Anthropology. His work has been featured in Arizona Highways magazine and at the Smithsonian. Institution. His trademark was the Navajo hair-roll, which is a symbol of the Navajo people. Under this he would sign his name Adee. He would also include birds, the bluebird, which symbolizes the Seagoing people of the East and the flying swallow, symbol of the Swallow people of the West. Artist: Adee Dodge Title: "Full Womanhood" Medium: Gouache & Tempera Circa/Year: 1975 Signature Type: Hand Signed Signature Location: Lower Left Site Measurement: 19" x 14" Image Keywords: Native American, Indian Artwork, Art; Ref: BD2022