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Crow Indian From Lodge Grass By James Bama

Crow Indian From Lodge Grass by James Bama

"After 1600 A.D., all of the Plains Indian tribes used horses. For the next two and one half centuries, the tribes traveled and hunted buffalo on horseback, riding into the golden age of their culture."

"The Crow, roaming the lands from Yellowstone and Bighorn country to the Rocky Mountains and the Cheyenne River, were one of those tribes. They developed a complex society with a rich system of beliefs and customs, some borrowed from other tribes and others distinctly their own. The passing of the great buffalo herds in the late 1800's ended their way of life, but the Crow retained their speech, beliefs and social customs." ~ James Bama

Western artist James Bama's painting of a Crow Indian Chief Portrait does a great job of capturing the emotion of the proud man. Artist James Bama is known for producing great native American Indian and western art for sale.

Crow Indian From Lodge Grass by James Bama is available for sale as a signed and numbered limited edition print 18-3/4 x 18-3/4 image size priced at $___ unframed.

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