"My son was stolen from me in the night, I did not know where he was after a week of searching and went to the cliffs to wait for a vision. The whites from across the river went down stream after we burned their forts but a few remained hunting and trapping in the area. I had found a man named Moss, that hated our people, in the fog that morning. He told me how he trapped my son and sold him as a slave downstream near the soldiers new fort. He went for his gun and I shot an arrow into his heart. I left his body facedown in the mud and rescued my son that day." - Two Eagles 1792  

The original artwork uses a unique combination of layered soft sennelier pastels on a 11x14, textured surface. It is protected UV light by a thin layer of fixative. The artwork is signed on the front and has a certificate of authenticity. The painting is sold unframed on @saatchiart

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