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Bringing Down the Thunder
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I Was Once a Young Warrior Too


L P Warrior



Mni Wiconi Etanhan Inajin
Lady Rising Out of the Water of Life

"The eyes of the man in my painting
speak of strength and honor. That is Leonard.
It speaks of our government that he
is still incarcerated -- no honor, no strength.
I want my children and grandchildren to care
for this earth the way our First People do.
I want truth taught in schools.
I want the persecution of Native Americans
to end.
Justice is long overdue."

~Teresa



What does Leonard's artwork say to you?



Down But Not Out


Wicasta Wihanbde Mani
Man Who Walks with a Dream (Willie Nelson)


Debra WhitePlume


Pte Oyate Wicasta Enana Hoye Waye
Man of the Buffalo Sending Prayers to the Mystery
(Set of Two)




Protector of the Woods


Thunder Buffalo Hooves


Pretty Nose


A Place in the Light


White Buffalo Calf


Songbird


Cehupa We'ga
Broken Jaw


Time has Come


Meeting the Sunrise


Wicosta Waowanyeka Najin
Man of Observation


Ina he taku he
(Mother What is This?)


Kimimina Iyokpiya Waci Win
Lady Butterfly Who Dances Joyfully


Mic Mac Maddona


Parole Hearing 2009


Zuya Teca Hoksina
Modern Day Warrior


Waci Ohiwaye Sni
I Shoulda Won That Dance


Dakota Woman


Once We Were All Free



Cante Wiyukcan Itancan
Leader with Thoughts from the Heartz


Tatanka II


Leaving Her Baby Shower


ENLARGE


Self Portrait


Ehana Sunka Wakan Ota Bduhe
I Once Had Many Horses


Sunka Wakan Sai'ciye
The Horse who Paints Itself Blue


Cannupa Sota kin Wocekiye Ota Hoye Waye
The Smoke of the Pipe Carries Many Prayers


Sungmanitu 'Hota Yamnipi
Three Gray Wolves


Horse Nation


Otonwe Kanwicasta pi kin Aki'ktujapi
Many Elderly are Forgotten


Grey Crane in Spring


Tlingit Warrior


Roe Cloud Jessepe


Native Still Life


Unci Maka He Untanpi
We Come from Grandmother Earth


Proud Protectors


Archer


Wiwanyeg Waci Itancan
The Leader of the Sundance


Ghost Dance Leader


A Decision


Another Broken Treaty



Toko Sunka Wakan Hdeska
Different Horse Nation that is Striped


Husky


I Hear the Dancers Begining


Still Life II


Eluding Gen. Cook


Sturgis


Tiopa Awanhda ke
One Who Watches the Door



Moonlit Smile


Eagle Flies Over the Seas


Black Hawk

One of the 38

"This painting stands alone as immaculate, in an unclean world."
Steven Joseph Renville,
honoring his Dakota great-great-great grandfather
~ Joseph
(One of The 38, Plus Two).


When the Buffalo Lay Down


Wise Child


Wild Spirit



Three Feathers


Home on the Res


Winona


Kishkwekosh Warrior


The Way Home


Night Buffalo


Companion


Mystery in Blues


White Wolf


Big Brudder


Wooly Rider


CrowDog


Dine' Elder


Black Elk


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The Longest Ride



War Pony


Tocka?
Why?


Winter Wolves


Chief Thin Elk


Home of the Brave


Coming Home from the Ceremony


Baby Warrior


King of Horses



She Who Knows


POW




Elder of the Northwest


White Tiger


Honor


Thunder Heart


Fires of the Sky


Companions


Slim Sanchez


Chief Little Shell


Creation Smiles


Grandma Jumping Bull
 


Spanish Mustang


Out of the Dark
 


Purple Dancer



Tatanka

Sina Cistina Hoksina
Little Robe Boy


Tanka


Not Left Behind


Inteus No Shame


New York Cab Driver


Geronimo I Remain Strong


(I Know You)


Grass Dancers




Blackbird Shield


Sacred Wind


Dine' Man


Child's Play
 


Bright Eyes

I see in this painting a very thoughtful perspective
that makes me feel seen. For example the veins in
my feet and hands remind me that not only have I
done honest work with these hands, and spent long hours on these feet dancing
for joy but all those before me, my ancestors have done the same in order to get me where I'm at now.
Miigwech for coming onto this planet (Turtle Island) with a mission so powerful it has held you prisoner
for 45 years and yet you continue to carry on
with dignity and soul sovereignty. Miigwech for shining a light on the corruptions that plague this society. Miigwech for your part in helping the movement carry on! Your life is a poem that will continue to
expand the consciousness of the American people (and beyond) for a millennia.
Ava Carpentier



Ava by the Creek
 


Navajo Girl


Autumn Leaves


Dennis Banks
 


Cherish
Tehinda


I Stand My Ground
 


Looks Back Buffalo


Buffalo Skull Altar
 


Archie Fire Lame Deer


Legends are Made


Rainbow Dancer
 


Playing a Lover's Song


Grazing


Sitting Bull
 


Big Mountain Woman


Who's in Charge?
 


Buffalo in the Window


Buffalo Skull


Blue Warrior


Ayesha


I Know


White Mountain Lady



7th Generation





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