Indian Paintbrush well Escape At Dawn from Janice Escape At Dawn from Janice Huse's Underground Railroad Series illustrates a group of runaway slaves running up a hill toward a tree with a plantation in the distance each reinforcing his original vision of what would become "Sugar Shack This piece was originally entitled "Spirit of the West" but was renamed "Indian Paintbrush" after Thomas Blackshear became aware of a flower that grows in the West of the same name that was eaten by various Native American ethnic groups Indian Paintbrush by Thomas Blackshear is a rare limited edition giclee on canvas that depicts and Native American holding a paint brush in his hands with a butterfly on it as he stands in front of a background that features a full moon in the night sky and a rainbow