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“This ledger drawing is significant to the Lakota culture. The meaning is very strong. It is believed by the Lakota people that the Buffalo Runners were special horses because they had power to help the people. These horses were unlike the usual horses that were owned by the tribe as they were exceptionally fast and well trained for the buffalo hunt, which was very important to the peoples’ survival. The Buffalo Runners were a crucial part of the Lakota heritage because they kept the people healthy and strong.”

From South Dakota Arts Council

  1. Great Bear Crowded Weekend by Rodger Ellingson, Image 1.

    Great Bear Crowded Weekend, 2023

    Rodger Ellingson

    Acrylic paint on canvas

    16 x 11 in (framed)

  2. Stillness in the Storm by Paula Fagre, Image 1.

    Stillness in the Storm, 2022

    Paula Fagre

    Acrylic paint and alcohol inks on canvas

    24 x 48 in (framed)

  3. South Dakota by Rodger Ellingson, Image 1.

    South Dakota, 2022

    Rodger Ellingson

    Acrylic paint on canvas

    30 x 48 in (framed)

  4. Knock Knock by Jerry Fogg, Image 1.

    Knock Knock, 2018

    Jerry Fogg

    Pencil/Mixed media

    20.25 x 21 in (framed)

  5. Rotunda by Bill Fleming, Image 1.

    Rotunda, 2018

    Bill Fleming

    Hand-engraved copper from the State Capitol Dome sheets on wood panels

    12 x 12 in (framed)

  6. Lay of the Land by Bill Fleming, Image 1.

    Lay of the Land, 2018

    Bill Fleming

    Hand-engraved copper from the State Capitol Dome on wood panels

    12 x 12 in (framed)

  7. Looking West at Dusk by DeDe Farrar, Image 1.

    Looking West at Dusk, 2016

    DeDe Farrar

    Acrylic paint on canvas

    24 x 24 in (framed)

  8. Hog Dog by DeDe Farrar, Image 1.

    Hog Dog, 2015

    DeDe Farrar

    Acrylic paint on canvas

    22 x 28 in (framed)