Fine Art Gallery

Native American fine art is a unique and beautiful form of expression that often reflects the culture and traditions of the people who create it. It is a powerful tool for communication and storytelling.

Native American fine art is also typically created using natural materials, such as wood, bone, stone, and leather, making it visually appealing and environmentally sustainable. 

Additionally, many traditional Native American art forms have a spiritual component, making them increasingly popular in today's contemporary art world. This is partly due to the growing awareness of the importance of indigenous cultures and the unique perspective that Native American artists offer. 

If you're interested in exploring this fascinating art form, check out our collection of Native American-made and Native-inspired fine art; paintings, prints, sculptures, and more. Prairie Edge takes pride in supporting local artists.

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"Big Buck," is an acrylic painting on canvas by Native American artist, Del Iron Cloud.

Original Acrylic Painting: Big Buck

$5,500.00
"Big Buck," by Native American artist, Del Iron Cloud, is a scene like no other that he's painted. The idea came to him to paint a young man jumping on the back of a horse and it bucking wildly. There is great detail throughout the painting, like the...
"The Fancy Women" is a highly detailed paper sculpture by Patty Eckman depicting two Native American fancy dancers.

Paper Sculpture: The Fancy Women

$4,450.00
“The Fancy Women” is a one-of-a-kind cast paper sculpture by Patty Eckman (Non-Native American). The amazingly detailed sculpture features two Native American young women fancy dancing with their shawls and fringe floating beautifully around...
"Little Fancy Dancer" paper sculpture by Patty Eckman features a young Native American dancing in full regalia.

Paper Sculpture: Little Fancy Dancer

$1,250.00
“This sculpture represents a young boy dancing in fancy dance regalia. He is wearing a porcupine hair roach, plus bells that are worn just below his knees right above his angora anklets or “goats”. He is holding an eagle talon dance...
"The Babysitter" cast paper sculpture by Patty Eckman features a young girl and her baby sibling in a cradleboard.

Paper Sculpture: The Babysitter

$1,435.00
“This sculpture tells the story of a young Lakota girl sitting on a rock, doll in hand, babysitting her little sibling who has fallen asleep in the cradleboard. You can tell by the look on her face that she would rather be playing with the other...
Egg Watchers | Patty Eckman | cast paper sculpture

Paper Sculpture: Egg Watchers

$375.00
In Patty Eckman’s limited edition cast paper sculpture, “Eggwatchers,” a hummingbird is perched on its nest, standing guard over the small eggs nestled within.Working in the medium of cast paper sculpting since 1987, Patty Eckman and...
Cheyenne Virgin and Child | Father John Giuliani | print

Print: Cheyenne Virgin and Child

$22.50
The warm tones of the Cheyenne Virgin Mother and Child by Father John Giuliani reflect the sun drenched environment of the southern plains. The mother sits with quiet dignity positioning the child in its cradle between her legs. She wears an elegantly...
Chasing the Sun | Richard DuBois | print

Print: Chasing the Sun

$30.00 - $200.00
An atmospheric giclée print by Richard DuBois, “Chasing the Sun” glows in luminous yellow, orange, and brown color washes. “Chasing the Sun,” an atmospheric giclée print, glows in luminous yellow, orange, and brown...
Northern Sun | JoAnne Bird | limited edition giclée print

Limited Edition Print: Northern Sun

$129.00
Dakota Sioux artist JoAnne Bird's 'Northern Sun' is a limited edition giclée print. The vibrant red background adds to this powerful image of Sioux warriors who race head-on over the prairie. Measurements: Width 18.5 | Height 14.5 (inches)...
The Holy Family | Father John Giuliani | print

Print: The Holy Family

$22.50
Jesus, Mary and Joseph are depicted as a Pueblo family in this icon by Father John Giuliani. At the center is the child Jesus whose hands intertwine tenderly with those of his mother Mary and Joseph his father. Their gaze on the child is reflected onto...
Monarch butterfly paper sculpture by Patty Eckman.

Paper Sculpture: Monarch

$325.00
This piece by Patty Eckman, is a finely crafted limited edition cast paper sculpture of a monarch butterfly landed on a tree branch. A master at naturalistic representation, the artist has captured great detail in the butterfly wings, and the leaves and...
Homeland | JoAnne Bird | limited edition giclée print

Limited Edition Print: Homeland

$129.00
In this limited edition giclée by Dakota Sioux artist JoAnne Bird, the vibrant colors of teal, red and orange dominate the scene and bring warmth to the expanse of earth and sky that make up the 'Homeland' of the Northern Plains Indians...
Waterhole Stampede | Richard DuBois | print

Print: Waterhole Stampede

$30.00 - $225.00
"Waterhole Stampede," is an exciting depiction of a wild herd of buffalo stampeding towards a deep blue water hole amidst a landscape of electric red and yellow. Bold masses of color dominate this piece, and Dubois suggests intense movement through his...
His New Moccasins - Patty Eckman - cast paper sculpture

Paper Sculpture: His New Moccasins

$135.00 - $315.00
Cast paper sculpting is the medium that Patty and Allen Eckman (Non-Native American) have made their life's work. This pair of limited edition moccasins is one of Patty's special creations. "These delightful little foot covers walk right out of the...
First Frost | JoAnne Bird | limited edition giclée print

Limited Edition Print: First Frost

$129.00
Dakota Sioux artist JoAnne Bird creates abstract Native American images. 'First Frost' is a limited edition giclée print on watercolor paper depicting a band of warriors emerging from a dense forest and trees dusted with snow. Measurements:...
Buffalo Head | Patty Eckman | cast paper sculpture

Paper Sculpture: Buffalo Head

$565.00
Patty Eckman (Non-Native American) sculpts in paper using a process called paper casting. This involves pressing paper into a hand-made rubber mould to get a basic shape and continuing to transform that shape, sparing no detail, to create this...