Mixed Media (tissue paper, acrylic)
8x8

Buffalo Calf Road Woman, of the Northern Cheyenne, was already a mom when she fought the U.S. Army that was pushing Cheyenne people and their allies off designated land. In 1876, when soldiers attacked, her brother’s horse was shot and he fell. She rode into battle and saved him. A week later, in the Little Bighorn battle, Buffalo Calf Road Woman rode near her husband, firing a six-shooter. Legend says she landed the blow that knocked George Custer from his horse and secured their victory for the allied tribes.

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