Running Eagle, With Coup Stick, 1890 Ledger Paper

Award winning Blackfeet Ledger Painter Terrance Guardipee records this Woman Leader in traditional pictorial fashion; instead of buffalo hide, he uses antique ledger papers. Terrance's pieces continue to tell the story of Blackfeet beauty, strength and spirit.

Brown Weasel-Running Eagle, born in the early 1700’s in the heartland of the Amskapi-Pikuni, and as a member of the War Bonnet Society, became one of the most famous women in Blackfeet history.

• 12" x 7 1/2"
  
• colored pencil, felt tip marker, ink, on original ledger paper, 1890, Hopkins, Missouri

Terrance Guardipee, Blackfeet

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