NATIVE AMERICAN PRINT JD CHALLENGER THE MESSENGER

We the People, Indian Market exhibition promotional art. A stylized rendering of the preamble to the U.S. Constitution with Native American motifs. Signed and dated by artist J.D. Challenger. Advertis

This was printed to commenmorate the 100th anniversary of "Wounded Knee," the controversial conflict that brought about the Ghost Dance Era & the fall of the great Sioux Nation. Printed on 100 lb Quin

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

Limited edition print. Edition 53/115. Signed by the artist on bottom left. Framed. Good Condition. Measures 40 1/2" High x 48" Wide (Framed), 26" High x 33 1/2" Wide

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.

Shalako The Giant Messenger Zuni Poster Print by Gerald Cassidy (Ira Diamond) 1879-1934, measures 21'' x 36'', ''From the Original Painting in La Fonda Hotel, Santa Fe, New Mexico copyright Corporacio

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 (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

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

The late Jd Challenger was born in Oklahoma and died in 2023. He moved to the southwest where he was introduced to the culture and spirit of the Native American people. He worked in oils and acrylics

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

DESCRIPTION: Limited giclee on paper by JD Challenger (b. 1951) entitled "Legend Keeper" depicting a Native American man. Signed at lower right and numbered 15 of 195 at lower left. Includes certifica

DESCRIPTION: Two signed limited lithographs by JD Challenger (American), each depicting a Native American Indian: (1) "Moon of the Shedding Ponies". Signed at bottom left. Numbered "15/195" at bottom

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

1975 lithograph print titled "Mother and Child" by Native American artist R. C. Gorman (1931-2005). Pencil signed and dated lower left, editioned #28/50 lower right. Good overall, with scratched plexi

A Harrison Begay, a Robert Chee silk screen print and a Wesley Nash Apache painting

Native American Print under Glass by R.C. Gorman (1931-2005). Titled "Chili Peppers". Rudolph Carl Gorman was a Native American artist of the Navajo Nation. Referred to as "the Picasso of American Ind

Native American Print under Glass by R.C. Gorman (1931-2005). Rudolph Carl Gorman was a Native American artist of the Navajo Nation. Referred to as "the Picasso of American Indian artists" by The New

Kananginak Pootoogook (Native Canadian, 1935-2010). A limited edition lithograph and stencil print on paper. Titled, "Angujjuaq" ("Great Big Bear"), produced 2003. A tribal work depicting a white pola

EDWARD CURTIS (1868-1952) Title - The Storm Apache Type of Print - Print in Colors, Printed in the 1970s Estimated Image Size - 11 1/2" x 15 1/2" Edward S. Curtis was an American photographer and ethn

Featured in this lot is this micro inlaid men's ring from Navajo artist JD Calvin. The ring shows wonderful sturdy, heavy sterling silver construction in a large men's ring size. The stones included i

4 prints, including a Japanese triptych by Kunasada (some worm holes), an Eskimo woodcut by Henry Napartuk, an offset lithograph of a katsina doll, and a Chinese rubbing. Largest 35" x 20.5" (framed).

Native American Print, "The Burning Arrow", 1904, Taber Prang Art Co., in orig oak frame w/applied Western theme decorations at upper center & corners, orig etched name plate, Exc cond, 26"H x 32"W.