“Lobo Blanco” Original Painting
“Lobo Blanco” Apache Series
16” by 20”
Mixed media on stretched canvas with gold floating frame
Original signed painting by Sonny and Lisa Moeckel
Lobo Blanco, meaning "White Wolf," was a Jicarilla Apache chief known for his daring raids. In March 1854, he led a group of warriors in a raid on a horse herd near Fort Union. He was pursued by U.S. Dragoons and ultimately killed in a confrontation near the Canadian River.
“Lobo Blanco” Apache Series
16” by 20”
Mixed media on stretched canvas with gold floating frame
Original signed painting by Sonny and Lisa Moeckel
Lobo Blanco, meaning "White Wolf," was a Jicarilla Apache chief known for his daring raids. In March 1854, he led a group of warriors in a raid on a horse herd near Fort Union. He was pursued by U.S. Dragoons and ultimately killed in a confrontation near the Canadian River.
“Lobo Blanco” Apache Series
16” by 20”
Mixed media on stretched canvas with gold floating frame
Original signed painting by Sonny and Lisa Moeckel
Lobo Blanco, meaning "White Wolf," was a Jicarilla Apache chief known for his daring raids. In March 1854, he led a group of warriors in a raid on a horse herd near Fort Union. He was pursued by U.S. Dragoons and ultimately killed in a confrontation near the Canadian River.