Indian Hunter

The Indian Hunter sculpture depicts a Native American figure crouching with a bow, wearing animal skin garments while demonstrating hunting techniques.

Created by Paul Manship in 1917, the sculpture was initially commissioned by Herbert L. Pratt and later transferred to the Mead Art Museum in 1945.

The bronze figure represents early 20th century interpretations of Native American hunting traditions through classical sculpting techniques in American public art.

The sculpture measures 142.2 centimeters in height and 88.9 centimeters in width, with a base footprint of 126 by 101.3 centimeters.

This piece was cast in 2001 as part of a limited edition of two versions, authorized by the Mead Art Museum for charitable institutions.

Location: Boston

Inception: 2001

Creator: Paul Manship

GPS coordinates: 42.34011,-71.09467

Latest update: November 28, 2025 01:31