Poor Crane, Chief of the Cayuses 1891 - 1906
olinleviwarner
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portrait
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imposing
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3d sculpting
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sculpture
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sculptural image
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unrealistic statue
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close-up
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cropped image
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sculpting
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mid-section and head portrait
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men
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profile
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"Poor Crane, Chief of the Cayuses" is a bronze medal created by Olin Levi Warner between 1891 and 1906, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The medal features a profile portrait of the Cayuse leader, Poor Crane, a powerful figure in Native American history, known for his bravery and leadership during the Cayuse War. Warner's work depicts Poor Crane in a dignified and respectful manner, highlighting his strength and resilience as a warrior and leader. The inscription on the medal provides valuable historical context, recounting Poor Crane's role in various conflicts, including the Yakima War and the Piute War.
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