Ask anyone to name a Chiricahua Apache, and you will probably hear “Cochise” or “Geronimo.” But the first name coming to my mind is always Allan Houser. With his hands in his pockets, he stands outside the Allan Houser Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico, looking pretty good for a guy 100 years old. All right, it’s only a bronze sculpture by Houser’s son, Phillip M. Haozous. The elder Houser died in 1994, but since June marks the centennial of his birth, it’s time to give Allan a r
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