3060. Art of Tony Begay
Navajo
3317 x 1860 pix
Tony Begay was born in 1941 in Ganado, Arizona on the Navajo Reservation. Begay served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1962 to 1966, during which time he was commissioned to paint murals at the officer’s clubs at Camp Horno and Camp Pendleton, California. After leaving the military his focus turned to his art career with his first one-man show held at the Heard Museum in Phoenix, Arizona in 1970. Tony Begay's life was cut short in an unfortunate accident in 1973.

3059. Art of Joe Waano-Gano
Cherokee
3317 x 1860 pix
isplaying his prodigious skills at an early age, this sketch by Cherokee artist Joe Waano-Gano was completed in 1928 when the artist was 22 years old. Waano-Gano (waáno meaning "bow" and gano meaning "arrow" in the Iroquois language, Seneca dialect) lectured on Native American life, created Native American designs for textiles, and executed murals in Rapid City, South Dakota and in San Francisco.

3058. Art of Albert White
Mohawk
3317 x 1860 pix
Similar to stickball, lacrosse had its origins in a tribal game played by eastern Woodlands Native Americans. Today’s piece by Mohawk artist Albert White features a traditional lacrosse player. Known as dehuntshigwa'es in Oee ("little war"), Tewaaraton in Mohawk language ("little brother of war"), baaga`adowe in Ojibwe ("bump hips"), lacrosse is one of the oldest team sports in the Americas. Traditional lacrosse games were sometimes major events that could last several days. As many as 100 to 1,000 men from opposing villages or tribes would participate. The games were played in open plains located between the two villages, and the goals could range from 500 yards (460 m) to 6 miles (9.7 km) apart.

3057. Poslední Mohykán, ilustrace
3317 x 1860 pix

3056. Art of Olaf Carl Seltzer
The Messenger
3317 x 1860 pix

3055. Art of Nick Eggenhofer
Indians On Horseback On The Plains
3317 x 1860 pix

3054. Art of Hans G. Kresse (?)
3317 x 1860 pix

3053. Poslední Mohykán, ilustrace
3317 x 1860 pix

3052. Loinclothed Namibia
3317 x 1860 pix

3051. Kalahari San
Tribe Khomas Namibia South Western Africa
3317 x 1860 pix

3050. Poblado Emberá
2304 x 3456 pix
Emberá kid carrying a traditional rawhide drum (tambora de dos cueros), which is made with deer skin. The Embera people share many of their traditional instruments with other native people of Central America, such as the Wounan.

3049. Poblado Emberá
2304 x 3456 pix

3048. Loinclothed on the route
1357 x 2048 pix

3047. Red triangle loincloth
Triangle shape or just twisted...
1063 x 1600 pix

3046. Bad time for white visitor
534 x 800 pix

3045. Art of Z.S. Liang
A Prized Trophy From a Blue Coat’s Encounter
972 x 1500 pix

3044. Art of Kupčík Libor
Vysoký Kůň na námluvách ~ ilustrace
1500 x 2350 pix

3043. Art of Zdeněk Burian
Píseň o Hiawathovi
419 x 740 pix

3042. Art of Frank Frazetta
A Princess of Mars
885 x 1600 pix

3041. Loinclothed illustration
230 x 504 pix

3040. Art of John Buxton
Practice For Combat
351 x 700 pix

3039. indian summer camp 9/9
living youth noble savages, golden age in native indian style
1584 x 2866 pix
Sada těchto devíti skvělých obrázků pochází z letních táborů chlapecké skupiny v USA současné doby. Tábor(y) jsou vedeny v překrásném místě, nebojí se indiánštiny a bederky jsou součástí jejich běžných dnů i nocí. Existence takových táborů je zázrakem, žijícím mýtem, kterému se mé oko zdráhá uvěřit. Na takovém místě. V takových časech. S chlapci z generace digitálního věku. A funguje to...

3038. indian summer camp 8/9
3864 x 5152 pix

3037. indian summer camp 7/9
1368 x 1824 pix

3036. indian summer camp 6/9
1200 x 1600 pix

3035. indian summer camp 5/9
659 x 802 pix

3034. indian summer camp 4/9
1014 x 1139 pix

3033. indian summer camp 3/9
1824 x 1368 pix

3032. indian summer camp 2/9
1824 x 1368 pix

3031. indian summer camp 1/9
4000 x 2856 pix

3030. loinclothed gathering
2441 x 1600 pix