Click image to enlarge <<Prev | Return To Listing | Next>> Coleman, John   "Pachtuwa-Chta, Arikara Warrior" Bronze 36 x 13 x 12 inches $ 18,000.00 New Release Bronze Limited Edition of 35 Available at Borsini-Burr Why buy from Borsini-Burr? The "Borsini-Burr Experience" ensures complete and total satisfaction and a professional, great transaction. How to buy: 1. Call. Please call us Toll Free: (877) 712-2111 - or - 2. Email. Use our email form below for more information on acquiring this piece. First Name:* Last Name:* Phone: Email:* Comments:   Pachtuwa was introduced to Prince Maximilian and Karl Bodmer by Mato-Tope, one of the chiefs of the Mandan tribe in 1834. Pachtuwa-Chta had been living peacefully with the Mandan. Described as a tall, handsome man, Pachtuwa-Chta was characterized as someone who couldn't be counted on and described as a man who had killed many white men. He posed for Bodmer wearing a beautiful red buffalo robe and heavily beaded leggings and moccasins, and carried in the crook of his arm a gunstock type war club. In exchange for his portrait, Pachtuwa-Chta accepted a picture of a bear in which Maximilian painted the bear and Bodmer provided the background. <<Prev | Return To Listing | Next>>