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Sioux Subchief By James Bama

Sioux Subchief by James Bama

"This Native American painting shows a portrait of a Sioux Indian dressed in traditional clothing. The Sioux usually had a chief, two sub-chiefs and two lesser ones under them. You could tell who was who by the headdress. The sub-chiefs did not have full headdresses. Instead, each wore a head covering called a "wichasa."

The circles on this man's chest represent the sun's power to heal Sun Dance wounds. There are lightning bolts painted around his eyes, denoting his courage and fierceness. His war shield and its colors represent his vision." ~ James Bama

Sioux Subchief by James Bama is available for sale as a signed and numbered limited edition native American Indian print with a 21-1/4 x 13-1/4 image Size priced at $485 unframed. LAST ONE!

Order yours today. All artwork is professionally boxed and insured and guaranteed to arrive in mint condition. Sioux Sub chief was published in November of 1992 as a signed and numbered limited edition print. Western and wildlife art prints for sale framed any way you want or unframed.

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