229

Verso:
Signed and titled

According to Don Dedera, “Not a large painting, this depicts two Apache Indians with a pony; evidence indicates a victorious encounter or successful raid. They’ve appropriated whatever they could get their hands on. They have a trapdoor Springfield carbine, a sergeant’s jacket, and a Cavalry hat. The Apaches have to be counted among the more keen and crafty guerrillas the world has ever known.”

LITERATURE:
Don Dedera, Howard Terpning: The Storyteller (Trumbull, CT: The Greenwich Workshop, 1989), page 101, illustrated

Condition ReportSurface condition is excellent. No signs of restoration.

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