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Today’s Art of the American Indian

by | Aug 20, 2023 | Features & Gunfights

No Longer Just About Yesteryear     In the 19th century, art of the American Indian was usually viewed through the canvas and brush of White Americans. Think George Catlin, the Pennsylvania-born lawyer turned self-taught painter whose trips West produced some 500 portraits, landscapes and other depictions, not


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