Lynn Andrews has studied with shamanic women on four continents for more than thirty years. She shares her ancient teachings in more than twenty books, including the Medicine Woman series, which includes New York Times bestsellers Medicine Woman and Jaguar Woman. Her books have been translated into fourteen languages and she speaks at conferences throughout the world.Robert Taylor’s philosophy of art is a synthesis of the wisest teachings of the various cultures of his Blackfeet, Cherokee Crow, Osage, Scottish, and Black Dutch ancestors. He manipulates proportion, plays with distortion, and uses symbolism that gives his paintings an almost dreamlike quality. His art has been exhibited at museums and galleries throughout the United States, including the Cherokee National Museum, the Trail of Tears State Park Gallery, the Red Earth Festival, and the Smithsonian Institute.

Lynn Andrews has studied with shamanic women on four continents for more than thirty years. She shares her ancient teachings in more than twenty books, including the Medicine Woman series, which includes New York Times bestsellers Medicine Woman and Jaguar Woman. Her books have been translated into fourteen languages and she speaks at conferences throughout the world.Robert Taylor’s philosophy of art is a synthesis of the wisest teachings of the various cultures of his Blackfeet, Cherokee Crow, Osage, Scottish, and Black Dutch ancestors. He manipulates proportion, plays with distortion, and uses symbolism that gives his paintings an almost dreamlike quality. His art has been exhibited at museums and galleries throughout the United States, including the Cherokee National Museum, the Trail of Tears State Park Gallery, the Red Earth Festival, and the Smithsonian Institute.

Lynn Andrews has studied with shamanic women on four continents for more than thirty years. She shares her ancient teachings in more than twenty books, including the Medicine Woman series, which includes New York Times bestsellers Medicine Woman and Jaguar Woman. Her books have been translated into fourteen languages and she speaks at conferences throughout the world.Robert Taylor’s philosophy of art is a synthesis of the wisest teachings of the various cultures of his Blackfeet, Cherokee Crow, Osage, Scottish, and Black Dutch ancestors. He manipulates proportion, plays with distortion, and uses symbolism that gives his paintings an almost dreamlike quality. His art has been exhibited at museums and galleries throughout the United States, including the Cherokee National Museum, the Trail of Tears State Park Gallery, the Red Earth Festival, and the Smithsonian Institute.