A Monumental Sculpture
Sep 7, 2016
Our September/October issue includes a story on Dale Lamphere’s Dignity, a 50-foot sculpture depicting a Native American woman wrapped in a star quilt. Its unveiling is scheduled for September 17 on a Missouri River bluff near Chamberlain. Bernie Hunhoff visited the Spirited Winds Tatanka Ranch near Scenic where Lamphere and a team of welders worked this summer. His photos accompanied the story, but here are a few more that didn’t make the magazine.
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Dale Lamphere poses with a small scale model of the sculpture’s star quilt. -
The skirt pattern is shown in tissue paper. -
Lamphere shows a plan for the woman’s bodice. -
The same portion of the sculpture is shown to scale. -
Lamphere poses with Steven Hunhoff, Bernie Hunhoff’s grandson and son of Katie Hunhoff, our publisher.
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