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Chief Black Elk
Chief Black Elk [Hehaka Sapa], Wichasha Wakan (Medicine Man or Holy Man) and Heyoka of the Oglala Lakota Nation.
He participated at about the age of twelve in the Battle of Little Big Horn of 1876,
and was wounded in the massacre that occurred at Wounded Knee in 1890.
He participated at about the age of twelve in the Battle of Little Big Horn of 1876,
and was wounded in the massacre that occurred at Wounded Knee in 1890.
Materials
Pyrographic etching in plywood. Painted with water color, guache and improvisational use of various color sources.
Measurements
The painting without frame is 40.64 cm by 39.37 cm (16 inches by 15 1/2 inches).
Click on any photo to see a close up of the piece.
Pyrographic etching in plywood. Painted with water color, guache and improvisational use of various color sources.
Measurements
The painting without frame is 40.64 cm by 39.37 cm (16 inches by 15 1/2 inches).
Click on any photo to see a close up of the piece.
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- He Sapa Wacipi Lady
- He Sapa Wacipi - Wanci
- He Sapa Wacipi - Nunpa
- He Sapa Wacipi - Yamni
- He Sapa Wacipi - Topa
- Hopi Maiden
- Honoring Regalia
- Horse Nation
- Identity
- Ihanktonwan Nakota
- Jingle Dress Dancer
- Kiana's Moccasins
- Lakota Drum
- Lakota Proud
- Looking Ahead
- Leonard Peltier
- Men's Headdress
- Mighty Fist
- Plumes and Beads
- Prayer
- Red Tail Hawk
- Strength
- Tatanka
- The Drum
- The Feather
- The Kachina
- Wambli - The Eagle
- War Paint
- Women's Buck Skin
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- Etched Wooden Plate - Albuquerque
- Etched Wooden Basket Plate - Santa Fe
- Berber Gourd Bowl
- Berber Kabyle Gourd
- Rustic Wooden Bowls
- Hand Painted Table Lamps
- Mirror
- Morning Singing Kachina
- Moroccan Berber Trays
- Native Ledger Storyteller
- Rattle Pod
- Raw Wooden Berber Trays
- Table Top Engraved and Painted - Pyrography
- Wooden Etched Frame
- Wooden Etched Trays
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