Pen and ink drawing depicting Native American warriors on horseback

This artwork appears to be a mid-to-late 20th century pen and ink drawing depicting Native American warriors, likely inspired by the Plains Indian cultures of the American West. Such imagery became popular in Western American art, particularly from the 1960s through the 1990s, as artists sought to capture the spirit and heritage of indigenous peoples. The sketchy, expressive line work suggests an artist working in a documentary or illustrative tradition, possibly influenced by earlier ethnographic illustrators like George Catlin or more contemporary Western artists. Drawings of Native American subjects appeal to collectors of Western Americana, indigenous art enthusiasts, and those interested in historical representations of frontier life. These works are valued for their cultural documentation, artistic merit, and connection to an important chapter of American history. Collectors appreciate the authenticity of hand-drawn works and their ability to convey movement and character through minimal but expressive linework.