Peo-Peo Kiosk Hin-Hin by Mario Rabago
Nez Perce artist. Acrylic on board; 16" x 20". Chief White Bird of the Lamnthanah band of the Salmon River county was one of the principle instigators of the War of 1877. He escaped to Canada with some of his warriors staying at Sitting Bull's camp. Years later he was killed by Hasenahmakikt (another Nez Perce) because his medicine failed to save Hasenahmakikt's daughter.
PERIOD: Contemporary
ORIGIN: Plateau - Nez Perce, Native American
SIZE: 16" x 20"; Frame 18" x 22"
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Peo-Peo Kiosk Hin-Hin by Mario Rabago
Nez Perce artist. Acrylic on board; 16" x 20". Chief White Bird of the Lamnthanah band of the Salmon River county was one of the principle instigators of the War of 1877. He escaped to Canada with some of his warriors staying at Sitting Bull's camp. Years later he was killed by Hasenahmakikt (another Nez Perce) because his medicine failed to save Hasenahmakikt's daughter.
PERIOD: Contemporary
ORIGIN: Plateau - Nez Perce, Native American
SIZE: 16" x 20"; Frame 18" x 22"
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Nez Perce artist. Acrylic on board; 16" x 20". Chief White Bird of the Lamnthanah band of the Salmon River county was one of the principle instigators of the War of 1877. He escaped to Canada with some of his warriors staying at Sitting Bull's camp. Years later he was killed by Hasenahmakikt (another Nez Perce) because his medicine failed to save Hasenahmakikt's daughter.
PERIOD: Contemporary
ORIGIN: Plateau - Nez Perce, Native American
SIZE: 16" x 20"; Frame 18" x 22"
