“GO BACK PALE FACE” SITTING BULL 1857 Creation 1:54

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MAXIMO

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Hi guys
I did this vignette inspired by the paint of William Cary about an historical event on 1857, when the young Sioux chief Sitting Bull ( 26 at that moment, dared to menace Liutenant Warren, the commanding officer of a military expedition, throwing a lance in front of him and shouting:” go back paleface and leave our territory! “ .
I created the chief warrior over a naked multipose figure and dressed it up with the
traditional Indian wearing, war instruments and decorations (but sorry for any possible mistake on the matter): everything hand made with putty and metal ( like feathers, shield, ax, buffalo skull )..I also transformed a Historex horse modifying part of the body and legs and created the equipment and details.
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I painted all with acrylic
I’ll appreciate and welcome all your comments
Adriano

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Brilliant piece of work Adriano. (y)

An area of particular interest recently - You made a very nice job of the costume and conversion and it's a great idea for an unusual mounted figure. I look forward to studying it in more detail
Stay safe
Paul
 
Hi Adriano,

Excellent figure, horse and groundwork. A great background story making for this very unusual piece. I love this.

Rgds
Victor
 
An excellent piece of modelling work sculpting and painting wise.You have put many hours in this project and it shows.If I could add just a tiny bit of criticism,and I do it with the best intentions possible,it would concern the painting of the Indian's eyes.In the photos they look a bit on the big side.It could be the quality of the pictures but if it isn't ,the problem can easily be solved by rewarking the lower eyelid just a tad.On the whole this is trully a great vignette.

Oda.
 
Hi Oda many thanks for all the nice comments and about your suggestion I will take better a loock and do it if is seem necesary.Thanks again.
Regards
 
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