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Tribal Bigfoot

Almost Uncivilized

This man was civilized within his native culture. It is the white culture that has almost uncivilized him.

Billy Blue Eyes (SOLD)

Billy Blue Eyes lived out on the prairie in a little cabin with a curtain for a door.....

Brothers (SOLD)

These two brothers are at a crossroads. They may either take the Red Road or the White Road.

Starwoman (Sculpture)

As envisioned by Pretty Wing, Starwoman came to her mate from the heavens.

Going To Red Tail Hawk's Town

My great-grandfather, Edmund Guerrier, was known by his Cheyenne People as Red Tail Hawk. He owned a trading post....

Last Memory (SOLD)

The woman was murdered in the morning before she had time to put her moccasins on both feet. Being an old spirit, her blanket is tattered....

A handsom Yankton Sioux man. In all likelihood, Not Afraid Of Pawnee was given his name while involved in a struggle against the Pawnee Tribe. He must have shown his bravery and inspired his fellow warriors.

Osage Girls (SOLD)

This was a time of great wealth and change for the Osage. These young Indian girls took the first step forward.

Prairie Chief

Prairie Chief was the son of Grey Beard, a Fort Marion prisoner of war.

The Hat

Every reservation Indian has a good trophy! This man's trophy is his hat.

The Tradition Continues (SOLD)

The ancient ones in this painting are returning their ancestors to be buried near them, much like we are doing today. The box holds their past...

Victory Dance

After a battle or a raid by the warriors, their trophies were brought back to the camp and a victory dance was held. The trophies were displayed and honors were given to the warrior.

We Danced

We danced, then and now.

Wolf Robe

Wolf Robe was a Southern Cheyenne Peace Chief. A striking man, more than one artist used him as a model for his profile.

A Little Scolding (print)

The Bigfoot is not adhering to Bigfoot custom and tradition so the little people are scolding him. He feels he must respect the little people because they have the ability to influence certain aspects of his life.

Tribal Bigfoot (OUT OF STOCK)

Taking off where The Hoopa Project stopped, Tribal Bigfoot goes deeper into the connection between the forest giants and native peoples. Includes sightings from the counties in Northern California that have reported the greatest numbers of Bigfoot occurrences, and beyond to Minnesota and Oklahoma.

Bigfoot Wall Graphic

See Bigfoot coming through your wall! This three piece removable and reusable wall graphic is made of durable vinyl that never fades or tears. Just peel it off and put your pal Bigfoot on your wall of choice!

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Frankoma Plate

Oklahoma Pendleton Blanket

Paintings - Original

Sculptures

Prints - Ltd. Edition

Prints - Giclee

Bigfoot - Hoopa Project

Bigfoot Art