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Dr. Ron Burgess, known to family and friends as “Tacho,” is the Former Chairman of the Comanche Nation. Dr. Burgess’ fine pen and ink rendering pays tribute to his ancestor, the last Comanche Chief, Quanah Parker. Chairman Burgess is the father of acclaimed Comanche artists Nocona Parker Burgess of Santa Fe and Quanah Parker Burgess of Cache. Comanche Indians, Quanah Parker, Fine Pens, West Art, Native American Artifacts, American Antiques, Chief, Ron, Rendering

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Dr. Ron Burgess, known to family and friends as “Tacho,” is the Former Chairman of the Comanche Nation. Dr. Burgess’ fine pen and ink rendering pays tribute to his ancestor, the last Comanche Chief, Quanah Parker. Chairman Burgess is the father of acclaimed Comanche artists Nocona Parker Burgess of Santa Fe and Quanah Parker Burgess of Cache.

Comanche group including White Wolf (standing in center), in Indian Territory (aka Oklahoma) - 1890 Indian Territory, Great Plains, White Wolf, Present Day, Southwestern, Oklahoma, Enemy, Eastern, Native American

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Comanche group including White Wolf (standing in center), in Indian Territory (aka Oklahoma) - 1890

Delegation to Washington, 1897. Standing, at left: Quanah; seated: To-nar-cy, Apiatan, Apache John, and Big Looking Glass. (Courtesy National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution.) Quanah Parker, Comanche Chief - William T. Hagan Native American Wisdom, Native American Pottery, Native American Women, American Indian Art, Native American Indians, Plains Indians

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Delegation to Washington, 1897. Standing, at left: Quanah; seated: To-nar-cy, Apiatan, Apache John, and Big Looking Glass. (Courtesy National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution.) Quanah Parker, Comanche Chief - William T. Hagan

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To-Nar-Cy (1864 - 1931) - Wife of Chief Quanah Parker - Find A Grave Photos Old Pictures, Old Photos, Family Heritage, Family Legacy, Comanche Warrior

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To-Nar-Cy (1864 - 1931) - Wife of Chief Quanah Parker - Find A Grave Photos

On May 18, 1836, the Nocona Comanches captured nine-year old Cynthia Ann Parker during a raid of her family's compound, Fort Parker. Cynthia Ann later married the Chief, Peta Nocona and gave birth to three children. Their son, Quanah Parker, was welcomed to the world in 1852. Native American Warrior, Native American Images, Native American Beauty, American Heritage, American Indians, North American

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On May 18, 1836, the Nocona Comanches captured nine-year old Cynthia Ann Parker during a raid of her family's compound, Fort Parker. Cynthia Ann later married the Chief, Peta Nocona and gave birth to three children. Their son, Quanah Parker, was welcomed to the world in 1852.

Quanah Parker, Quahahda Comanche chief, shown with buffalo robe circa 1867-1874. Center for American History, U.T.-Austin, (CN01356). Texas Beyond History. Native American Photos

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Quanah Parker, Quahahda Comanche chief, shown with buffalo robe circa 1867-1874. Center for American History, U.T.-Austin, (CN01356). Texas Beyond History.

Quanah on Porch - Quanah Parker is pictured on the porch of his home, Star House, near Cache, Okla., in 1885. Journal Gazette & Times-Courier (Illinois), 'Quanah and Cynthia Ann Parker: The History and the Legend', Jan 2015 Native American Regalia, Indian Pictures, Indigenous North Americans, Indigenous Peoples

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Quanah on Porch - Quanah Parker is pictured on the porch of his home, Star House, near Cache, Okla., in 1885. Journal Gazette & Times-Courier (Illinois), 'Quanah and Cynthia Ann Parker: The History and the Legend', Jan 2015

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Kiowa or Comanche awl case ca 1850, NMNH ac Native American Beading, Native American Jewelry, Fur Trade, Kiowa, Mountain Man, Pony Beads, Trade Beads, Regalia

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Comanche men - circa 1890 Native American Artwork

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Esa Rosa (aka White Wolf), brother-in-law of Tabananica - Kwahadi Comanche - circa 1890

Esa Rosa (aka White Wolf), brother-in-law of Tabananica - Kwahadi Comanche - circa 1890

White Wolf's camp, Comanche Nation, Indian Territory Native American Photography, American Freedom, The First Americans

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Comanche Indians in Palo Duro Canyon photograph taken 1890’s on JA ranch Buffalo hunt with Teddy Roosevelt Charles Goodnight Chief Quannah Parker and Big Tree Lone Wolf Sr. Hunt was staged for Edison... American West, Pierre Brice

Comanche Indians in Palo Duro Canyon photograph taken 1890’s on JA ranch Buffalo hunt with Teddy Roosevelt Charles Goodnight Chief Quannah Parker and Big Tree Lone Wolf Sr. Hunt was staged for Edison...

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Quanah Parker Burgess #Comanche #Art #Artist Cultural Center, Love And Respect, National Museum, Genealogy, Nativity

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Comanche Art Spotlight: Quanah Parker Burgess CNMCC Collection. Quanah Parker Burgess. Untilted, 2011. Acrylic on matboard. Museum Purchase Chief Joseph, Native American Artists, Indian Paintings, Matboard, Big Tattoo, Painters, Southwest

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Comanche Art Spotlight: Quanah Parker Burgess CNMCC Collection. Quanah Parker Burgess. Untilted, 2011. Acrylic on matboard. Museum Purchase

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NOCONA J. BURGESS Comanche Artist and Native Flute Player. “The most important thing is that I am proud of my heritage and that I like to promote the history of not only my family and the Comanche Nation but all tribes and their stories,” he says. - See more at: http://www.southwestart.com/featured/burgess-n-apr2014#sthash.UMMUejPb.dpuf Native Flute, My Heritage, Proud Of Me, Indian Art, Self Portrait, New Mexico, North West, Tribe

NOCONA J. BURGESS Comanche Artist and Native Flute Player. “The most important thing is that I am proud of my heritage and that I like to promote the history of not only my family and the Comanche Nation but all tribes and their stories,” he says. - See more at: http://www.southwestart.com/featured/burgess-n-apr2014#sthash.UMMUejPb.dpuf

"To this day I enjoy paining old portraits and traditional subjects...My painting is a way of saying thank you to them for all their sacrifices." -Nocona Burgess #opening #newworks #artoftheday #native http://ift.tt/2dpmK7Q Old Portraits, Art Day, Subjects, Heritage, West, Fine Art, Traditional, Olds

"To this day I enjoy paining old portraits and traditional subjects...My painting is a way of saying thank you to them for all their sacrifices." -Nocona Burgess #opening #newworks #artoftheday #native http://ift.tt/2dpmK7Q

Seasons Change Tipi by Nocona Burgess | Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center Native American Paintings, Indian Teepee, Landscape Quilts, First Nations, Folk Art, Contemporary Art

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Nocona Burgess - "Red Earth Moon Buffalo"

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Comanche woman circa 1900

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Quanah Parker, Moetah (aka Pug Nose, aka Frank Moetah), Quassyah (aka Eagle Tail Feather) - Comanche American Quotes

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Quanah Parker, Moetah (aka Pug Nose, aka Frank Moetah), Quassyah (aka Eagle Tail Feather) - Comanche

Terrequoip, known as Horse Back in English, was a Comanche chief of the Noconie band. British History, Navajo

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Terrequoip, known as Horse Back in English, was a Comanche chief of the Noconie band.

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