Indian Hunter and His Dog
Paul Manship
1926 · Bronze · Modern and Contemporary Art

Manship’s linear, streamlined group represents the merging of an American Western subject with a modernist Machine Age aesthetic. The swift and carefree hunter accompanied by his nearly airborne dog harkens back to an imaginary American Arcadia, made real by Manship decades after his subject most likely would have been relocated to reservation land.
- Artist
- Paul Manship
- Date
- 1926
- Medium
- Bronze
- Department
- Modern and Contemporary Art
- Credit line
- Gift of Thomas Cochran, 1929











