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Brothers Of The Forest by Robert Griffing Even though the great Iroquois Confederacy was in a state of decline, the Seneca warrior still maintained his reputation for military ferocity. His close relationship to the forest around him provided a distinct advantage over Europeans who were unfamiliar with his woodland skills and war tactics. |
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Size - 18"
x 12" |
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©
2001 Lord Nelson's Gallery
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