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Native American People Art

Nothing speaks truer to American history than the plight of the Native American, Native American wall art depicts the stoic looks and open lands of America’s first people. Classical emblems of the Native American tribe are depicted in many of the artworks. “White Shield” portrays the classic, feather headdress of one of the most famous Arikara chiefs.

Pieces like “Calico-Ogala” and “Chief Garfield – Jicarilla Apache” by Robert Michaels portray the power behind Native American people and their chiefs. With brave faces, Native American sketches bring incredible power to the Native American leaders of the past. Even “An Old Warrior” and “A Jemez Indian” by Robert Michaels show the strength and courage of Native Americans.

Native American Figurative Prints

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Sacred Bond

by Lee Bogle

22" x 24"

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Mother & Child

by Maxine Noel

18" x 12"

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Wrapped in Warmth

by Lee Bogle

11" x 15"

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Strong Medicine

by Bob Coonts

21" x 24"

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Nobility of Mind

by James Ayers

20" x 24"

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Sacred Ground

by Marianne Millar

38" x 28"

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Spirit of the Plains

by Maxine Noel

18" x 12"

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A New Dawn

by Maxine Noel

12" x 18"

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Mon Shon

by Marianne Millar

30" x 25"

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The Bridal Party

by Lee Bogle

11" x 15"

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Maternity, 1899

by Paul Gauguin

18" x 24"

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Chan-Cha-Uia-Teuin, Teton Woman

by Carl Bodmer

14" x 22"

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Brave Spirit

by Lee Bogle

11" x 21"

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Piti Tiena, 1892

by Paul Gauguin

18" x 24"

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Mandeh-Pahchu, Mandan Man

by Carl Bodmer

14" x 22"

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Cherished One

by Marianne Millar

22" x 28"

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Master of His Domain

by William R. Leigh

22" x 29"

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Two Feathers

by Bob Coonts

26" x 18"

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A Winnebago Chief

by Mckenny & Hall

17" x 21"

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An Ioway Chief

by Mckenny & Hall

15" x 19"

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A Pawnee Brave

by Mckenny & Hall

17" x 21"

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Saukie Chief

by Mckenny & Hall

17" x 21"

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Dream Catcher

by Maxine Noel

18" x 12"

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Stirring Thoughts

by Lee Bogle

11" x 16"

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Ki-On-Twog-Ky, or Corn Plant

by Mckenny & Hall

12" x 18"

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Woman With Flower (detail)

by Paul Gauguin

12" x 12"

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Yoholo-Micco, a Creek Chief

by Mckenny & Hall

12" x 18"

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Winter Mother

by Cecil Youngfox

12" x 18"

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Chief Der Puncas

19" x 13"

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L'attrapeuse de reves

by Patrice Murciano

26" x 26"

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L'attrapeuse de reves

by Patrice Murciano

32" x 32"

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Ihkas-Kinne, Siksika Blackfeet Chief

by Carl Bodmer

14" x 22"

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Leader of Mandan Buffalo Bull Society

by Carl Bodmer

14" x 22"

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A Pawnee Brave

by C.b. King

12" x 19"

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Chief of the Ioways

by C.b. King

12" x 19"

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Native Americans were some of the first to easily be able to dye fabric blues and purples, a fact Bob Coonts exhibits in his pieces “Proud Paint” and Dream Seeker”. Marianne Millar also embraces the bright, colorful lives of tribal clothing through her Native American Figurative sketch “Dancing ‘Til Dawn”. The beauty in all three of these pieces lie in the lively colors used to depict life of a Native American.

“Brave Spirit” by Lee Bogle and “The Natchez” by “Eugene Delacroix show a softer side to the historical Native American way of life. Instead of stoic expressions, these Native American paintings bring to life the romantic side of living one with nature. Each painting uses soft greys and pinks to bring a subtle tone of intimacy while maintaining respect for a people so brave.