Hard Trails Wore Out More Than Ponies by western artist Howard Terpning

Hard Trails Wore Out More Than Ponies by Howard Terpning available from Prickly Pear Galleries.

 

"Moccasins and all manner of equipment wore out constantly when the Plains Indians were traveling. The long days were hard on their ponies and their gear. On lengthy journeys, they always carried awls and extra buckskin to make repairs on their moccasins. These three Blackfoot men have stopped to rest their horses and themselves so that they may continue on their hard trail." - Howard Terpning.

 

Gilcee MasterWork canvas released 2008.