Product code: The shops Trail of Painted Ponies- Runs the Bitterroot #12280 By Kevin Kilhoffer 2008
The Trail of Painted Ponies- Runs the Bitterroot item #12280 By Kevin Kilhoffer 2008. Retired shops 1E/ 2785 The Trail of Painted Ponies- Runs the Bitterroot item # #12280 By Kevin Kilhoffer 2008. Retired 1E/ 2785 The Native Americans' admiration for the horse took many forms. A favored horse dressed for ceremony or war would often be adorned with striking regalia, as well as painted. The beauty and mystery of the Indian horse mask as the emblem of a warrior Pony is captured with great power by an Oklahoma historian/artist, Kevin Kilhoffer, in this masterful tribute to Chief Joseph. The legendary leader of the Nez Perce, who is credited with the successful breeding of the Appaloosa, is remembered for his principled resistance to the forced removal of the Nez Perce from their Idaho homelands. Chief Joseph's surrender speech, in which he said "From where the sun now stands, I will fight no more forever," immortalized him in American history and popular culture." No Styrofoam or tag.
The Trail of Painted Ponies- Runs the Bitterroot item #12280 By Kevin Kilhoffer 2008. Retired shops 1E/ 2785 The Trail of Painted Ponies- Runs the Bitterroot item # #12280 By Kevin Kilhoffer 2008. Retired 1E/ 2785 The Native Americans' admiration for the horse took many forms. A favored horse dressed for ceremony or war would often be adorned with striking regalia, as well as painted. The beauty and mystery of the Indian horse mask as the emblem of a warrior Pony is captured with great power by an Oklahoma historian/artist, Kevin Kilhoffer, in this masterful tribute to Chief Joseph. The legendary leader of the Nez Perce, who is credited with the successful breeding of the Appaloosa, is remembered for his principled resistance to the forced removal of the Nez Perce from their Idaho homelands. Chief Joseph's surrender speech, in which he said "From where the sun now stands, I will fight no more forever," immortalized him in American history and popular culture." No Styrofoam or tag.