JD CHALLENGER " REMEMBERING THE SACRED WAYS

JD Challenger's "War Ponies" stands as a powerful testament to the sacred bond between a Native American warrior and his horse, a connection deeply rooted in spiritual unity and shared destiny. This l

JD Challenger (American, 1951-2023), Moving Robeacrylic on canvas, 2011, signed at lower left, inscribed en verso, gallery-wrapped canvas. 58 x 40 in. JD Challenger was a contemporary artist based in

JD Challenger (born 1951-) American Arizona, Oklahoma. Original acrylic on canvas painting. "Three Eagle" 1994. Depicts a stunning portrait of a Native American male figure with three eagle feathers i

An original painting by JD Challenger (b. 1954 Oklahoma) Title: "Black Bird's Vision". Material: Oil on Canvas. Signed lower right and on verso.

JD Challenger (American, b. 1951) 'Sky Prayer', 1995 Acrylic on canvas Signed and dated Challenger 95, lower left Titled, signed and dated, verso

JD Challenger (b 1951 American), painting acrylic on canvas titled "Golden Feather". Signed "Challenger 95" lower right. View size 39 1/2 in x 39 in. Frame measures 48 x 48 in.

J.D. Challenger (American, b. 1951) Mysteries of the Thunderbirds, 1998 Acrylic on canvas 40 x 40 (in) Signed and dated Challenger © 98, lower right Titled, signed and dated with artist's number

J.D. Challenger, (Born 1951), "They Stand Alone", oil on canvas, signed and dated '90 lower right. 50" x 50"; frame: 59 1/2" x 59 1/2". Retains original invoice and certificate of authenticity. Very g

Offered here for your consideration is "With Every Breath, A Prayer" mixed media portrait with original paint by JD Challenger. This stunning and compelling portrait, done in bold and dyn

LARGE RARE AND AUTHENTIC Native American Acrylic Portrait J.D Challenger Signed And Dated. Frame measure 51.5" X 50.5", 47.5" X 46.5". From a Florida Estate, J. D. Challenger (Born 1951) is active/liv

JD Challenger (b 1951 American), original painting titled "One Bear", 2002. Oil on Canvas. 29 x 23 in. Signed Lower right, signed titled and dated on verso. View size 29 x 23 in. Frame measures 35 x 2

JD Challenger (b 1951 American) oil on canvas of a Native American Warrior titled ‘Image Two’. Signed lower right Challenger and inscribed on verso. View size 25 x 29 inches, Frame measur

My Voice You Shall Hear" by J.D. Challenger, acrylic on canvas, unframed. An incredible Native American artwork. Measures 50" x 50

Bronze sculpture (J.D. Challenger 1951-) Indian warrior on horseback, signed J.D. Challenger 98, 7/49, 25.5"H. x 26"L.

J.D. Challenger Bronze sculpture "We The People". Signed. Copyright 7/49. Dated 97. Measures 25 1/2 inches high x 21 inches wide x 27 inches long.

Ceremonial Series #12  1993 signed and dated © 93 l.l.  framed  40 x 39 in. (paper), 49 x 49 in. (frame)

J.D. Challenger, (Born 1951), Native American Gourd Painting with headdress and war paint, Signed "Challenger". Appx 11 1/4" tall x 13" diameter with open top. Very good condition.

DESCRIPTION: Lithograph entitled "Yellow Knife" by JD Challenger depicting a closeup of a tribal man wearing face paint and a feathered headdress. Signed at lower right and numbered 15 of 195 at lower

DESCRIPTION: Serigraph poster entitled "Heart of a Warrior" by J.D. Challenger depicting an American tribesman with his steed, both with painted faces. Han-signed and numbered 355 of 775 at lower left

DESCRIPTION: Lithograph entitled "Ride the Clouds" by J.D. Challenger depicting an American tribesman on horseback bearing a leather shield. Signed and numbered 348 of 400 at lower right . Mounted in

JD Challenger (b. 1951 American). Hand pulled serigraph titled "We The People". Hand signed Deluxe Edition 15/50. View size 32 x 32 in. Frame measures 43 1/2 x 43 in.

JD Challenger (b. 1951 American). Hand pulled serigraph titled "Rides the Clouds". Hand signed Deluxe Edition 22/50. View size 38 x 31 in. Frame measures 49 x 41 in.

J.D. Challenger (American, b. 1951) untitled, Printer's Proof lithograph signed Challenger (lower right) 22 x 29 inches Property from a Private Collection

J. D. Challenger (Native American, b.1951). "Roams the Plains No More" - 1997, serigraph on wove paper, artist's proof edition 11/50, pencil numbered lower left, pencil signed lower right. Screenprint