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Trail Along The Backbone - Blackfoot Native America Indians By Howard Terpning

By Howard Terpning

Trail Along the Backbone by Howard Terpning

The Blackfoot people referred to the Rocky Mountains as “the backbone of the world.” From the foothills of Rockies to the East extend the Great Plains. To the West, the Rockies ultimately drop off into the Pacific Ocean. Add in the amazing length of the Rockies from North to South and it is not hard to see that from the Blackfoots’ limited perspective at that time, they weren’t that far off the mark. There were trails that went across and over the Rockies at various places. In all probability they were originally game trails that were then used by man. This painting represents such a trail being used by three Blackfoot Warriors.

When we called Howard to let him know that we were thinking about publishing Trail Along the Backbone he mentioned that our timing was fortuitous because he would see the original again in a few days. It is part of the collection of the Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville, GA. Howard was going there to be honored with the Booth Museum Lifetime Achievement Award. The Booth houses the largest permanent exhibition space for western art in the U.S. Their collection also includes three other Terpning originals, River Crow, Legend of Geronimo and On the Brink.

Trail Along the Backbone - Blackfoot Native America Indians by Howard Terpning is available for sale as a signed and numbered limited edition giclee canvas with a 36 x 44 image size priced for sale at $2,450 unframed.

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If your interested in framing please send us an email to discuss the options. If you type the name FRAME on the search box above you can browse through some examples of our materials and designs. A painting by Western Artist Howard Terpning painted a group of several First People, Blackfoot Indian warriors on horseback walking in high quality western fine in art prints for sale. This canvas was published in November of 2009.

Types	Dimensions	Edition Size	Price	Cart
Signed And Numbered Limited Edition Giclee Canvas	36 x 44 Image Size	135	$2,450.00

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