These two iconic Native American art prints simply belong together.
The larger print depicts a a portrait of a Blackfeet Brave smoking a pipe by Winold Reiss. Titled "Arrow Top," the original artwork dates to the 1920s and was part of a series documenting Glacier National Park inhabitants. There is tiny faint letting on lower left corner of the artwork identifying the publisher.
The smaller print is a reproduction of "End of the Trail" by James Earle Fraser, depicting a slumped Native American rider on a horse.
Both are well-known examples of Western reproduction art prints from the early 20th century with original frames.
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Listing Includes
- TWO framed Native American art prints (as shown)
Item Condition
Good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Minor exterior wear, scuffs, fading.
Likely different publishers, these two just seem to belong together. Ready to hang. Secure in frames and with glass intact. The iconic duo.
>> Please view pictures carefully as they are part of the description. This is truly a one of a kind, found item. Embracing its vintage beauty, this piece may contain imperfections from years of wear. These imperfections are not considered defective.
Item Details
- Materials: paper, wood, nails, wire, string, glass
- Color: varies
- Dimensions: largest frame - 11.25" x 9.25"; smaller frame - 8.25" x 10"
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