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Vanishing Pony Tracks - Blackfoot American Indians By Howard Terpning

Vanishing Pony Tracks by Howard Terpning

“Horse stealing was a sport among the Plains Indians and an important way to gain honor and prestige among other members of their tribe,”

“The man in the foreground has his horse stealing medicine attached to his belt with a miniature rope. These four Blackfoot warriors have been following a large band of trappers just waiting for the right moment to capture some of their stock. They no doubt took these ponies in the middle of the night and are now trying to put as much distance as they can between themselves and the trappers who are certainly attempting to track the Blackfoot and take their ponies back. These raiders are using every ruse to elude their pursuers including crossing the river in hopes that their tracks will be lost or at least delay their pursuers.” says Terpning

Vanishing Pony Tracks - Blackfoot American Indians by Howard Terpning is available for sale as a signed and numbered limited edition giclee canvas with a 46 x 32 vertical image size priced for sale at $___ 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 couple of first people, Blackfoot Indian warriors on horseback walking in the river to hide their tracks in high quality western fine in art prints for sale published in September 2006.

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