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Cautious Crossing
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Ceremonial Lance
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Ceremonial Regalia
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Challenge
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Change Of Fortune
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Charging The Challenger
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Charlie Russell And His Characters
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Chased By The Devil
Three Apaches race to stay ahead of a dust devil, the desert hot-weather whirlwind full of dust and debris.These ethereal pillars of air and dirt have meandered the baked earth since the oceans first receeded.The white man speaks of thermals and e...
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Cheyenne
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Cheyenne At The Disappearing Creek Called "White
“In the 19th century and before, in what is now western Kansas, there was an area called the ‘White Woman Basin,’” says artist and storyteller Howard Terpning. “It is more or less centered between the north and south borders of the state. In the e...
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Cheyenne Camp
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Cheyenne Dog Soldier
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Cheyenne Mother
A nation is not conquered
Until the hearts of its women
are on the ground.
Then it is finished,
No matter how brave its warriors
Or how strong their weapons.
— Cheyenne proverb
Award-winning CA artist Howard Terpning captures the solemn ...
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Cheyenne Split Horn Headdress
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Cheyenne Wood Gatherer
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Chief Joseph Rides To Surrender
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Chief Of The Rosebud,
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Children Of The Raven
Grimly prepared, a well-armed party of Crow Indians advances across a mountainside overlooking a beautiful river valley. The Crow called themselves Absaroke, in loose translation "the Raven People." In the late 1700s, the Crow moved into some of t...
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Chiricahua Raiders
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Chiricahua Scout
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