NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN CHIEF PICTURES

2 Native American Indian Chief Pictures. 4.25" x 6.50"

Original Cabinet Cards. Great set of Chief Stumbling Bear and his family. Stumbling Bear became an influential war chief by leading raids against the Sac and Fox, Pawnee, and Navajo and white settlers

For your consideration is this absolutely spectacular Native American Navajo sterling silver & Kingman turquoise Indian Chief ring by the collectible Navajo artist Richard Singer, the son of the legen

DESCRIPTION: Marked sterling Navajo ring depicting Native American in full headdress and inlaid with turquoise, coral, mother of pearl and onyx. MEASUREMENTS: Size 11. Top diameter 1-1/8". CONDITION:

Rare Near Life-Size Polychrome Bronze of a Native American Indian Chief after Carl Kauba, 20th century.This magnificent quality bronze, stands 52" tall and it depicts an American Indian chief with ful

Native American Indian chief carved from a large log. Standing at over 100" tall and brightly painted. Weathering and wear is apparent. 22" x 22" x 106".

Hortense Ferne, Native American Indian Chief, framed oil on canvas. Dimensions:  Art: 49" H x 40" W; Frame: 58" H x 49" 

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

Facing left and wearing a feather headdress, signed illegibly lower right. Watercolor and pastel. Sight size 25 x 20 in. Note: The Native American headdress is a well-known symbol of strength and brav

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

Native American Indian Chief's blanket weaving designed with stepped full, halved, and quartered diamonds in red, white, blue and black. 41 1/4" x 38"

STERLING SILVER FIGURAL NATIVE AMERICAN / INDIAN CHIEF SOUVENIR SPOONS / FORKS, LOT OF 16, mostly full-figure examples, including a Pan American Exposition 1901 example with embossed "Electric Tower"

The Native American Indian Chief Stands Under A Furrowed Brow With Grave Eyes. In A Silent Prayer, He Asks The Great Spirit To Protect And Give Victory To Their Tribe Against Their Adversaries. He Spo

Very decorative framed oil print on board in ornate gold frame. Measuring approx 13.5" tall x 11.5" wide including the frame. See photos for details

40" h on a 9" base. AS-FOUND ESTATE CONDITION. Please use photos as part of description. The absence of a condition report does not guarantee excellent condition. Please contact us for an in-hand eval

The Native American Indian Chief Stands Under A Furrowed Brow With Grave Eyes. In A Silent Prayer, He Asks The Great Spirit To Protect And Give Victory To Their Tribe Against Their Adversaries. He Spo

VINTAGE TINTYPE PHOTO OF NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN CHIEF IN ORIGINAL FRAME, ***EXACT AGE UNKNON***

King Philip (Native American Indian Chief) Hand Colored Print Type: Engraving Date: C1850 Origin: America Dimensions: 9 x 5" Provenan

Mystery Artist (20th Century). Carved stone sculpture depicting a male Native American figure. Wearing traditional headdress. No apparent signature. Surmounting a rectangular square form carved wood b

Rare Sheffield N.Y. Arts & Crafts Bronze Indian Head Andirons . Detailed Indian Chiefs with dark patina. Circa 1900. Signed iron billet bars. H 22" Very good. Rear foot absent on 1 billet bar.

Photographer: Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868 - 1952) - renowned photographer of the American West and the Native American Indian.Title: "Fog in the Morning" Subject: Native American Indian - America