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War Stories - Us Cavalry And Native Scout By Howard Terpning

War Stories - US Cavalry by Howard Terpning

In the mid 1870's, the U. S. Army often employed Crow scouts to help patrol the western territories. The work had its dangers but there were also days of quiet routine. This is a scene that might have been repeated many times during those years: soldiers and scouts pausing to rest under the midday sun. The scout sitting on the ground has unfolded an elk hide and is recounting his war deeds painted there. The officer is listening beside him and the trooper in the background wear civilian hats. Military issue tended not to hold up to the rigors of army life. The scout wears a civilian shirt, as Native Americans commonly did at that time, as well as his war medicine amulet and necklace.

War Stories - US Cavalry by Howard Terpning was published in December of 1999 as a signed and numbered limited edition print with a 24 x 18 vertical image size priced for sale at $225 unframed. Low Inventory!

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