Featured in this lot is this limited edition of an original oil on linen titled "Quanah Parker" by artist Robert Orduno and is courtesy of The Montana Museum of Art & Culture, The University of Montana. The art work features a mural in abstract colors of Quanah Parker that fades into an American Flag. The artwork is signed by the artist in the bottom of the artwork and is marked as follows: Robert Orduno, "Quanah Parker", oil on linen, 2003, limited edition of 25 - 3/25 - The Montana Museum of Art & Culture, The University of Montana. Quanah Parker was a warrior and last Comanche chief. A known great leader who lead by example two lives having had a white American mother. He was a successful rancher and investor in Texas; and led his tribe and tribal youth to focus on self-reliance, and self sufficiency. He founded the Native American Church. Government officials who once fought him and his people recognized him as a great leader with his name memorialized throughout Texas and OK. The condition of this artwork is well preserved with no obvious signs of damage and shows a well preserved overall condition. The measurements of this artwork is 34 1/2" x 33 1/4" and the visible artwork measures 22" x 20 3/4". The collective weight of this artwork is 11lb 4oz.