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American Indians (Page under development)
Dakota-Minnehaha #702
Onondaga-Hiawatha #701
Blackfeet-Medicine Man #703
Apache-Chato #711
Cree-Indian Magic Boy #706W
Shoshone-Sacajawea #705
Iroquois-At the Council Fire #710
Apache Chato
Released 1974
Introduced as a limited edition restricted to 350 copies for distribution among the lower 48 United States, an additional 150 copies were designated for distribution abroad. By 1988 the declared number for the continental U.S. was increased to 500 with 50 for distribution outside the lower 48. Chato disappeared from the price list by the Fall of 1990.
Issue / Completed Price
$1,950 $3,975
Design number 711
No significant design variations have been noted but color variations can ranged from dark to light. Base design may vary on later pieces.
Measures 13"
The studio often changed base shapes and wood type depending on the options available from the vendor. Pieces produced near the end of the production run have been seen with plain square bases.
Many of the accessories seen next to Chato are periodically missing on items sold on the secondary market. They have been broken off, usually due to improper handling.
The sticks in the fire will frequently be loose and or missing. The were attached with an adhesive/bonding agent.
Crow Dancer Great Thunder
Released 1977
Introduced as a limited edition restricted to 200 copies, Crow Dancer was completed in 1981. Unlike the other sculptures released in the American Indian collection, the Crow Dancer did not have a designated number specified for distribution outside the continental U.S.
Issue / Completed Price
$3,875 $4,150
Design number 715
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Measures 19" tall
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Lakota Wankan Tanka The Great Spirit
Released 1979
The Great Spirit was introduced in 1979 as a limited edition restricted to 200. No additional copies were designated for distribution beyond the continental United States. All 200 copies were produced and the edition was closed in 1983.
Issue / Completed Price
$3,500 $4,150
Design number 704
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Measures 17" tall
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Choctaw Tascalusa Lacrosse Player
Released 1982
Introduced as a limited edition restricted to 200 copies, that number was later increased to allow for an additional 25 copies for distribution beyond the 48 contiguous United States. By 1988 his name was shortened to Choctaw Tascalusa.
Issue / Completed Price
$2,475 $4,950 on the 1999 price list
Design number 716
The price increases on this piece more than doubled over the 17 years it appeared on published price lists. While availability continued on the studio's website into the 2000's it was never completed.
Measures 16" tall
Measures 16" tall
A majority of the sculptures appearing on the secondary market have been noted with damage to the lacrosse sticks. They are found broken, missing or replaced various items as substitutes.
Pueblo Eagle Dancer
Released 1984
Introduced as a limited edition restricted to 200 copies, that number was later increased to allow for an additional 25 copies for distribution beyond the 48 contiguous United States.
Issue / Completed Price
$3,250 $4,950 on the 1999 price list
Design number 718
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Measures 20 3/4" tall
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Yaqui Deer Dancer
Released 1985
Initially released the Yaqui was introduced as a limited edition restricted to 200 copies for release in the continental U.S. and 15 for distribution beyond the 48 contiguous states. The number for distribution outside the lower 48 was later increased to 25.
Issue / Completed Price
$2,095 $3,995 on the 1999 price list
Design number 719
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