Randy Lee White Horse White, Native American, born 1951, mixed media painting on board, When We Signed Away The Land, They Signed Us Away. Framed. An original paper label of The Elaine Horwitch Galleries. Randy Lee White depicts images of Native American people with abstractions of decorative pictographs expressing narratives about hunting, war, domestic life, and death. Mythical creatures suggest spirits of old, as do Indian symbolic objects and fetishes. White is an expert on many subjects, related to his heritage as a South Dakota Sioux and his affinity for pictographs. Although White who was born Whitehorse, but dropped the horse as many Native Americans of his generation did uses a variety of media in his art, the constant ingredient is the use of pictographs to relate history and to enlighten the viewer. Collections including White’s work are at The Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, D.C., and the Art Institute of Chicago, Illinois. Native American Fine Art, and Collectibles. One of a kind artwork.