This Northern Plains Sioux Indian rode into battle against the U.S. Calvary with the name Red Horn. He conquered a lieutenant colonel and took the officer's jacket and sabre. As was common for the Plains Indians, when s significant event occurred one's name was changed to reflect the momentous happening. Thus, when Red Horn rode into camp wearing the officer's jacket and waving his newly acquired sabre he gave birth to Long Soldier.

Masterwork Bronze with Patina and Paint
Edition of 30, Sculpted in the Year of 1987