Medicine-Man of the American Indian 1935

Indian Medicine Man's vertebrae horn, a ceremonial device with beaded decorations

Antique Western Art photo gravure on paper, by American West photographer and ethnologist Edward Sheriff Curtis (1868-1952). Titled "Navajo Medicine Man," depicting a Native American Indian elder. Cop

Carl Kauba (Austrian, 1865-1922). An Austrian cold painted bronze statue. A figural Western art work depicting a Native American Indian medicine man shaman animist, seated cross-legged, wearing tradit

A bronze American West art sculpture. Titled, "Calling the Buffalo" produced in the manner of Frederic Remington (1861-1909). Depicts a Native American Indian medicine man, holding a buffalo above his

After Frederic Remington (American: 1861 - 1909) Rare western bronze sculpture of a Native American Indian medicine man mounted atop a wooden base. Signed "Frederic Remington" to base. Measures: 12-1/

Antique Western Art photo gravure on paper, by American West photographer and ethnologist Edward Sheriff Curtis. Titled "Navajo Medicine Man," depicting a Native American Indian elder. Copyrig

AMERICAN INDIAN CARVED MONOLITHIC CEREMONIAL MEDICINE MAN AX, MISSISSIPPI, L. 13 1/2" W. 6"

A Western Art photogravure print on paper, by American photographer and ethnologist Edward Sheriff Curtis (1868-1952). Titled, "Navajo Medicine Man." A figural work depicting a Native American Indian

Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952) - Arikara Chief, 1908, 22" x 18" total size paper. Plate 166 from "The North American Indian (1907-1930) v.05, The Mandan. The Arikara. The Atsina." Original photogravure

Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952) - Counting the Record, 1921, 13.75" x 17". 18" x 22" Framed. Weighs 10 pounds. From "The North American Indian (1907-1930) v.12, The Hopi." Original photogravure on Van Ge

EDWARD CURTIS. Apache Medicine Man, 1907. 5.2x7" photogravure on 9.5x12.5" Holland Van Gelder paper from Volume I of The North American Indian (Navaho & Apache). Printed below image on print recto: Ap

Photographer: Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868 - 1952) - renowned photographer of the American West and the Native American Indian. Title: Subject: Native North American Indian - American West. Date O

3pc J.A. ANDERSON c. 1900 Photographs. Native American Indians. 934: Chief American Horse. 922: Fool Bull Sioux Medicine Man. Two marked. -- Dimensions: Image Size: H: 18 inches: W: 14 inches -- FRAME

American Indians circa 1960s. Complete 7 pieces but note 3rd fixed arm Chief in absence of Medicine man. Condition excellent. No box.

Image size, 15 x 11, 24 x 20" framed, gouache, The son of a medicine man and a Navajo traditional weaver, Johnny Yazzie was born on December 29, 1945 on the Navajo Reservation east of Tuba City, Arizo

The Native American shaman, or medicine man, stands looking atsomething lost in the faraway horizon,holding is head up high inconfidence. He stands on top of a stone that sets his left leg overthe oth

Maynard Dixon (1975-1946) - Sketch - Tucson: c. 1860-1880 - Indian or Mex. Woman, 14.75" x 10" framed. Illustrated in "Maynard Dixon American West", page 339.Condition: Excellent condition; see additi

For your consideration is this Rare "Sitting Bull and the Indian War Book", 1st Edition 1891, by W. Fletcher Johnson. "Life of the Great Medicine Man and Chief Sitting Bull; His Tragic Death; Story of

For your consideration is this Rare "Sitting Bull and the Indian War Book", 1st Edition 1891 by W. Fletcher Johnson. "Life of the great medicine man and chief Sitting Bull; his tragic death; story of

For your consideration is this Rare "Sitting Bull and the Indian War Book", 1st Edition 1891, by W. Fletcher Johnson. "Life of the Great Medicine Man and Chief Sitting Bull; His Tragic Death; Story of

Lazy Boy, Blackfeet Indian Medicine Man, thought to be born 1851. Medicine men weren't often allowed to fight because they were thought of as "holy" in many ways. Young Indian warriors would call them

Including Indians on the Warpath, Indian Medicine Man, Chief Heaven Fire Assiniboine, Typical Indian village, etc. Dimensions: (Card) H 3.5" x W 5.5" Condition: Good condition showing signs of wear co

Circa 1973. Signed, numbered 344, 94, and 96. Comprising three of the “Blair House Indians”. The first “Beaverhead Medicine Man”, seated upon a bearskin, with beaver pelt and horned headdress

[3] Caldwell Pewter Figure Statues [2] Medicine Man Indian, [1] Civil War Soldier. size: 4.5h 3.25w