[robbius]

I was startled to find this image and took a screen snapshot. Startled because we have a family painting that is remarkably similar. Unfortunately I didn't make a note of the book and now I can't find it.  I've been through all the browsing history for this day, but I'm not having any success. If you can identify anything about it, I'd be very grateful!

It's a picture of two Pueblo natives, father and son, working together to weave a blanket.

https://imgur.com/a/rwvOBry

[The Australian Panther]

You haven't posted a link.

[robbius]

The picture is a screenshot I took from a book here at comicbookplus.com.  I haven't posted a link to a book because that's what I'm trying to find out. What book might this be?

[The Australian Panther]

You need to post the screenshot somehwere and then post a link to the screenshot.
There is nothing here for anybody to see until you post a link.
Or are you just spamming?

[robbius]

I'm very sorry- I thought the screenshot was visible to everyone as I can see it in my view of the thread. Thanks for letting me know about the problem. Here's an alternative link, I hope this works.

It's a picture of two Pueblo natives, father and son, working together to weave a blanket.

https://imgur.com/a/rwvOBry

[The Australian Panther]

I can't identify it, but maybe somebody can.

[crashryan]

My first few shots in the dark didn't pan out. Do you recall any details of the story?

[robbius]

I don't --- I was essentially looking for clip art to illustrate a text for work, rather than reading stories. I was searching mainly through "non-fiction" categories, but I was just following my nose, for example in between this screenshot was one from a Willie Mays and one from a "Movie Love".

I appreciate you taking a shot!

Interesting I did find the source image for both this panel and the family painting! It's a painting by E. I. Couse, 1928 for a special card advertising the Santa Fe railway.

https://imgur.com/a/OlRZ6RD

It's a lovely painting and the depiction in the comic panel is quite sensitive.
Edit: to try and fix link

[Robb_K]

I don't --- I was essentially looking for clip art to illustrate a text for work, rather than reading stories. I was searching mainly through "non-fiction" categories, but I was just following my nose, for example in between this screenshot was one from a Willie Mays and one from a "Movie Love".

I appreciate you taking a shot!

Interesting I did find the source image for both this panel and the family painting! It's a painting by E. I. Couse, 1928 for a special card advertising the Santa Fe railway.

https://thumbs.worthpoint.com/zoom/images1/1/0119/17/original-1929-santa-fe-railroad_1_7bae1b8d2f12ada6245fbe7e9bd8dd5b.jpg

It's a lovely painting and the depiction in the comic panel is quite sensitive.

Access of this link is denied by Worthpoint.

[robbius]

Sorry about that Robb,  I'll try upload to imgur again (and edit my link above):

This is the E.I. Couse 1929 painting, The Blanket

https://imgur.com/a/OlRZ6RD

And, for easy comparison, here is the panel using it as a source

https://imgur.com/a/rwvOBry

[robbius]

Found it 

Movie Love 8 (1951). The story is "New Mexico", and the panel of interest is on p 39.

A strange tale in the aftermath of Lincoln's assassination, a moral cavalry officer tries to ensure peace with the natives but is thwarted by forces of evil and selfishness. Not really a love story

The issue also includes another story, with art credited to Frank Frazetta as Al Williamson.

[The Australian Panther]

Well Done!