Native American Chief in Bear Headdress Bronze Sculpture

After Carl Kauba (Austrian/American, 1865-1922) 'Peace,' depicting a wizened Native American chief wearing a feathered headdress, signed, rising on a green marble plinth, 28"h x 12"w x 11"d.

Patinated bronze figural sculpture, depicting bust of Native American man wearing a bear headdress, on shaped base, approx 7.25"h, 5"w, 3"d, 3.5lbs Start Price: $250.00

A young Native American chief rides on horseback through the wilderness. He is headdress is filled with feathers obtained through acts of wisdom and bravery. The detail in this piece allows you to see

Native American Indian (20th Century) Smoke tobacco shop style totem pole figure. Made of carved solid wood. Features three heads, including a chief, and a bear headdress. Hand painted details in reds

DESCRIPTION: Bronze sculpture after Solon H. Borglum depicting the bust of a native American tribesman wearing his hair in braids beneath a headdress. Tribesman bears Borglum's signature on his left p

Theodore Baur New York, Germany 1835-1894 Bust depicting Chief Crazy horse with braids framing his face and tall feather headdress. Baur was well known for his Native American sculptures, often depict

The Indian chief instills a sense of pride, respect, and honor. He holds his spear tightly next to him ready to defend his people at the moment. He has a Mohawk and wears a traditional necklace. His c

The Indian chief instills a sense of pride, respect, and honor. He holds his spear tightly next to him ready to defend his people at the moment. He has a Mohawk and wears a traditional necklace. His c

A Native American Has To Earn His Headdress. Their Meaning And Power Are Quite Profound. This Noble Native American Wears His Wolf Headdress Adorned With Four Feathers On The Back Of Its Head. Each Fe

This impressionistic bust of the Indian chief instills a since of pride, respect, and honor. He holds his spear tightly next to him ready to defend his people at moment. He has a Mohawk and wears a tr

This impressionistic bust of the Indian chief instills a since of pride, respect, and honor. He holds his spear tightly next to him ready to defend his people at moment. He has a Mohawk and wears a tr

The Indian chief instills a sense of pride, respect, and honor. He holds his spear tightly next to him ready to defend his people at the moment. He has a Mohawk and wears a traditional necklace. His c

Total Dimensions: Height 14'' x Width 10''Approximate Weight: 20 LBSOriginal Reproduction: Original

Total Dimensions: Height 14'' x Width 10''Approximate Weight: 20 LBSOriginal Reproduction: Original

Patinated bronze sculpture, Native American Chief, signed in cast Nick (?), on a black marble base, approx 22"h, base: 10"w, 7.5"d, 25lbs Start Price: $400.00

Total Dimensions: Height 17'' x Width 6''Approximate Weight: 11 LBSOriginal Reproduction: Original

Vintage Bronze Sculpture of an Native American Chief, Signed and Numbered, 6 Inches with Base

Carl Kauba (Austria, United States, 1865-1922) bronze sculpture, Native American Indian chief on horseback, signed. Measures approximately 24-1/2" high, 18-1/2" wide, and 7" deep. Opinion of attributi

A cast bronze sculpture depicting a Native American Chief in battle with ace in hand, riding his as a wild animal attacks. Signed artist Carl Kauba (1865-1922). This is a detailed and weighted standin

This lot includes: Gallery COA & free domestic shipping (*insurance and international shipping for an additional charge)Artist: Dan Garrett Title: Bear Medicine ManMedium: BronzeSize: 9"h x 4 " x 12"F

This is a very interesting Sculpture of a Native American chief. He sits on his trusted horse and wanders the land, holding a spear and prepared for any potential threats. He has triumphed over many d

Joseph Boulton (1896-1981) Bronze sculpture. 11 1/2 x 6 1/2 in. This item is located in NJ, USA.

Patinated and cold painted bronze sculpture, "The Legend Maker," signed in cast Westergard (Michael Westergard, American, 20th c.), numbered 18/ 35, dated [19]97 depicting Native American chief Addih-

A bronze sculpture by Jim Jackson (American, 1966), entitled "Whispers in the Wind", depicting a Native American chief, numbered 18/25, signed in casting, 26.5"h, plus 3/4" white marble and 1.75" waln