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Alfred P Murrah federal building Commission, this quilt survived the bombing. now in the library in Edmund Oklahoma . It is one of my earliest quilts. hand reverse appliqué, hand quilted, it has images of how man makes a living on the land, and images of the over riding Spirit in the sky.

From Terrie Hancock Mangat

  1. Dashboard Saints: In Memory of St. Christopher, Who lost his Magnetism by Terrie Hancock Mangat, Image 1.

    Dashboard Saints: In Memory of St. Christopher, Who lost his Magnetism, 1985

    Mixed Media: Textile

    150 x 100 x 0.5 in

  2. Sunny Day on Coquina Beach by Terrie Hancock Mangat, Image 1.

    Sunny Day on Coquina Beach, c. 1984

    Quilt

  3. Deer Spirits by Terrie Hancock Mangat, Image 1.

    Deer Spirits, 1984

    Quilt

  4. Memory Jars by Terrie Hancock Mangat, Image 1.

    Memory Jars, 1984

    Mixed Media: Textile

    31 x 48 x 0.5 in

  5. Giraffes by Terrie Hancock Mangat, Image 1.

    Giraffes, 1983

    Quilt

  6. Fishing Hats Over Rose Lake by Terrie Hancock Mangat, Image 1.

    Fishing Hats Over Rose Lake, 1983

    Mixed Media: Textile

    75 x 82 x 0.5 in

  7. Deer Dancers of San Ildefonse by Terrie Hancock Mangat, Image 1.

    Deer Dancers of San Ildefonse, 1983

    Mixed Media: Textile Quilt

    105 x 105 x 0.5 in

    NFS

  8. Glitz Cowboy by Terrie Hancock Mangat, Image 1.

    Glitz Cowboy, 1978

    Quilt, Mixed Media

    96 in

    NFS