Chief Kills Above - Oglala Sioux

Tall Standard glaze vase with a portrait of Oglala Sioux Chief Bird Head painted by Sturgis Laurence in 1900. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, shape S 1511 A, incised "Bird H

Original Native American art framed and signed Eugene Leliepvre. Titled "Guerrier Indien," meaning Indian warrior. Depicts Red Cloud, Chief of the Oglala Lakota Sioux, leader of the most successful Na

One book: My People, The Sioux, 288pp, Chief Luther Standing Bear - Hereditary Chief of the Oglala Tribe of the Sioux Nation, Edited by E.A. Brininstool with an introduction by William S. Hart and wit

Native American Doll Assortment (13) items, some having stands, many having beaded and feather attachments including (2) faceless Oglala Sioux having attribution to Charles Chief Eagle on stands, (2)

Chief Long Wolf - Sioux Long Wolf was an Oglala Sioux, born Sugmanitu Haska in South Dakota in about 1833. It's said that he was on the winning side at the infamous Battle of Little Bighorn i

Arthur Amiotte (Oglala Sioux, b.1942) Mixed Media Collage 1998, signed lower right and verso, depicting Native American figures riding through the French countryside, unframed Property from: a Private

“I was about 25 the summer we fought Long Hair and I still believed we could drive the white men from our country. I’m a little sad yet about that fight, although it was our finest victory.”

Donald F. Montileaux (Oglala Sioux, b. 1948) Untitled, 1999, acrylic on canvas, signed Donald F. Montileaux and dated (lower right) 36 x 48 inches Provenance: Property from the Estate of Richard Kent

Early 1900s, Traditional pair of sinew sewn and lazy stitch beaded hard soled buckskin moccasins wtih picturesque geometric design on a white filed. Very good condition, a few missing beads. 11"

Three turn of the century photographs of the Oglala Sioux tribe in South Dakota. Taken for "General G. J. Pavey" of Washington, D.C., each with hand-written inscriptions on reverse. Includes a photo o

Edward (Eddie) Two Bulls (Oglala Sioux, b.1937) 'Ambush' Acrylic on Board 1969, signed lower right, depicting a Native American hunting scene; together with a Robert Becenti Jr. (Zuni, 1949-2001) oil

Offered in this lot is a unique framed print from the late 1800's of a Native American, named Two Dogs, from the Ogalala Sioux South Dakota tribe. This print of Two Dogs is done on heavy pressed paper

Oil on Canvas depicting of a Sioux American Indian by Jackson Grey Storey, with two feathers and green background. Signed lower right. Sight size: 15.5" ht. x 11.5" wd., framed size: 24" ht. x 20" wd.

EDWARD CURTIS (1868-1952) Planning a Raid, Oglala Sioux Goldtone-litho 8" x 10 3/4" Printed second half of 20th Century

EDWARD CURTIS (1868-1952) Planning a Raid, Oglala Sioux Goldtone-litho 8" x 10 3/4"

Title: The Medicine Men: Oglala Sioux Ceremony and Healing (Studies in the Anthropology of North Ame) FIRST THUS Description: Paperback, illustrated, no writing in the book, 219pp., index, Full refund

Oglala, Sioux, Dakota Group, Teton, USA 19th Century Leather, feathers, fur, horse's hair, beads, and textile 171 cm Provenance: Duchesne Collection, Paris Collection Claude Meyer, Paris Property from

The lot features an exceptional 19th Century pipe tomahawk attributed to the Lakota Sioux Indians of South Dakota. The piece was originally collected from the Oglala Sioux at the Pine Ridge Sioux Indi

Edward S. Curtis, American, 1868-1952. An early 20th century photogravure portrait, titled "Two Strike" Brule Chief, Sioux. Plate 78 from The North American Indian, Portfolio III (1904-1908). Titled l

Beaded Native American necktie in the style of white man's dress, possibly Oglala Sioux Nation, Dakota Territory, late 19th c, 10 1/2" l, 3" w, initialed WE, crosses and other devices in design, neckb

Elizabeth Lochrie (1890-1981 Montana) ''August Three Birds, Oglala Sioux'' Oil on Board 10.5''x8.25''. An Indian portrait of August Three Birds a descendent of Red Cloud. Signed l.r. Loose, unframed.

includes: Blish, Helen H. A Pictographic History of the Oglala Sioux. 1967 (with slip case) Galvin, John. Through the Country of the Comanche Indians in the Year 1845: The Journal of a U.S. Army Expe

Colorado Photo Co. Three Photographs of American Indians. Gelatin prints of Dewey Beard (with his wife and daughter), heavily damaged at edges; Chief Kills Crow; and Chief Standing Bull. Tears and sta

14" long. Oglala Sioux.