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Painted Horse, Oglala Sioux, wears a magnificent full-length, eagle-feathered headdress. He is holding a shield decorated with feathers and a painting of an eagle. The Oglala are one of seven bands of the Lakota Sioux. The word “Oglala” means “dust scatterers.” Photographed ca. 1895.
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