Spotted Eagle's Village

HISTORY OF THIS PICTURE: Spotted Eagle's Village was the last great leather lodge village seen on the Yellowstone. These lodges were pitched near Fort Keogh when the Spotted Eagle hand numbering nearly 2,500 people of the Sioux nation surrendered to General Nelson Miles. At this point in time, most lodges in other camps were made from White Man's canvas. This is also the village where Rain-In-The-Face was a prisoner of war and where Huffman smuggled him away from the camp and into his studio where numerous photographs were made of him.

ONE-OF-A-KIND: Every copy of this picture ordered from us will be individually hand-made and will in some small way be different from every other print made even though multiples may be produced from the same negative. The artistic and historical value of this photograph will endure for years to come.

PRICES AND ORDERING: Prices range from $60.00 for an 8x10 to $190.00 for a 20x24. Two labels, printed on crack n' peel paper, are included with each photo. One label has a brief description of the subject matter and the other outlines Huffman's life and work. Photos are sepia tone (brown), packaged with 1/8" foam board backing (un-attached to the photograph) and shrink wrapped for quality assurance. To order, choose a print size above. Please allow about 2 weeks for production and delivery.

CUSTOM SERVICES: All of our Huffman pictures are also available in black and white, hand tinted or vintage versions. Email us for pricing. All photos can be mounted for an additional charge.