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Army Regulations - Shoshoni Indian Scouts By Howard Terpning

Army Regulations by Howard Terpning.

"These are four Shoshone who volunteered to be cavalry scouts. They liked adventure and when everything else was disappearing in their culture, they opted for this as an alternative. They were very, very good at it. The painting shows the transition - an attempt at assimilation - from one culture to the other. Of course, it never worked.

There were regiments in the Wyoming/Montana area who used Shoshone scouts but this flag is of an undersigned's regiment. The same is true of the location; a lot of landscape would have detracted from the purpose of the painting so the background was kept simple to enable the viewer to concentrate on these four men." ~ Howard Terpning

Army Regulations by Howard Terpning was published in February 1993 as a signed and numbered limited edition print with a 21-1/2 x 27 image size priced for sale at $195 unframed. LOW INVENTORY!

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