All That Blesses

All That Blesses

David Griffin
Oil
24 x 36 inches (L x W)

American Horse

American Horse

John Coleman
Bronze
33 x 13.5 x 11 inches (L x W x D)
American Horse was a prominent Oglala Sioux chief who was married to Red Cloud’s daughter. Part of my inspiration for this sculpture was his famous top hat which at the time was the ultimate symbol of white man power. He received this as a delegate during a trip to Washington in the early 1890’s. During this trip, American Horse was also gifted a Benjamin Harris Peace Medal. The hat was later decorated by the wife of American Horse using eagle feathers, a cavalry helmet eagle plate and an American flag. This hat is on display at the Smithsonian Museum of the Indian in Washington DC.

Closeness

Closeness

Lindsay Scott
Colored Pencil
17 x 8 inches (L x W)

Edge of the Sendero

Edge of the Sendero

Brian Grimm
Oil
10 x 16 inches (L x W)

Graceful Silence

Graceful Silence

David Griffin
Oil
32 x 32 inches (L x W)

I'll Wait Here

I'll Wait Here

Dan Bodelson
Oil
16 x 20 inches (L x W)

In Training II

In Training II

Mary Ross Buchholz
Charcoal
22 x 12.5 inches (L x W)

Keepin' to Higher Ground

Keepin' to Higher Ground

Robert Pummill
Oil
40 x 46 inches (L x W)

Little Charmer

Little Charmer

Brian Grimm
Oil
24 x 24 inches (L x W)

Moonlight Grazing

Moonlight Grazing

Nancy Bush
Oil
20 x 20 inches (L x W)

Our Evening Waltz

Our Evening Waltz

David Griffin
Oil
36 x 36 inches (L x W)

Stayin' Close

Stayin' Close

Tom Browning
Oil
30 x 24 inches (L x W)

Stickers and Stones

Stickers and Stones

Brian Grimm
Oil
24 x 32 inches (L x W)

Summer Along Live Oak

Summer Along Live Oak

Brian Grimm
Oil
40 x 30 inches (L x W)

Texas Blush

Texas Blush

Brian Grimm
Oil
36 x 48 inches (L x W)

The Stars at Night

The Stars at Night

Brian Grimm
Oil
45 x 60 inches (L x W)

Timeless Patterns

Timeless Patterns

David Griffin
Oil
12 x 16 inches (L x W)

Turkey Club

Turkey Club

Brian Grimm
Oil
24 x 36 inches (L x W)

Varnum's Reconnaissance

Varnum's Reconnaissance

John Fawcett
Oil
30 x 24 inches (L x W)
Captain Charles Varnum was head of the Crow and Arikara scouts for the 7th cavalry during the Little Bighorn campaign. His duties included delegating scouting parties and the resulting reports. He, along with the Crow and Arikara under his command, were the ones that spotted the huge Indian encampment with hundreds of lodges and thousands of horses, which would soon be attacked by Custer. He survived the battle and was the last surviving officer to die of natural causes at the age of 86.

While Ridin' the Canyon Rim

While Ridin' the Canyon Rim

Bruce Greene
Bronze
38 x 22 x 23 inches (L x W x D)
This piece won the following awards at the Cowboy Artists of America show: Gold medal for sculpture; Anne Marion Best of Show; and the Patrons Choice award