Bev Doolittle's "The Sentinel" limited edition print, signed and numbered 4957/35000 lower left. "The mood for 'The Sentinel' painting comes from a memory I have of an early evening walk I took in the town of Lodge Grass on the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana. It had just stopped raining. As the sun dropped below the rain clouds, it produced a golden sunset and a spectacular double rainbow. I used the rainbow as a symbol of protection - a kind of mystical shield that encompasses the entire Indian camp." - Bev Doolittle. This piece is in mint condition and is included with its original folder.