Sioux Chief c. 1915

"Sioux Chief" is a 1915 etching by Edward Borein, a renowned American artist known for his depictions of Western life and Native American culture. The print showcases two Sioux chiefs, mounted on horseback, against a stark desert landscape. Borein's distinctive style, characterized by bold lines and detailed rendering, captures the ruggedness and dignity of these figures, inviting viewers to contemplate the history and traditions of the Lakota people. The etching is a testament to Borein's talent in capturing the spirit of the American West through his masterful use of light and shadow.