Sitting Bull Tee Steven Paul Judd

This T-shirt, inspired by the iconic artwork of Steven Paul Judd, features a striking double-headed Sitting Bull print in vibrant sunset colors, capturing the essence of Native Americana. Crafted from 100% ring-spun cotton, it offers a relaxed fit and exceptional comfort. Perfect for all genders and occasions, this piece not only showcases artistry but also supports the cultural re-emergence of Native American voices. Ideal for those who wear their spirit proudly! From the brand: ICONIC CHIEF INSPIRED BY JUDD'S PAINTINGS GINEW + STEVEN PAUL JUDD PSSST... if you don't see your size, we do have  SECONDS (minor flaw version) of this shirt available in more sizes Native Americana made for all to wear = Native + Non-Native. The only rule: WEAR WITH SPIRIT! The center back print is a double-headed Sitting Bull. The image of the iconic Chief is pulled from one of Steven's paintings and duplicated to emulate the positioning of a king on a playing card. Sitting Bull is printed in navy plastisol ink with the geometric pattern behind and a split fountain of sunset colors ringing around it. The sunset is inspired by the ones we see on the American plains. The chest logo is of Judd's signature + Ginew, which is also represented on the back graphic.  About the Artist: Steven Paul Judd (Màutáñ) is a Kiowa + Choctaw artist residing in Native America - Oklahoma, USA. He is an accomplished force walking the edge of the Native American cultural re-emergence in the United States. Steven is a gifted creative who melds his Kiowa + Choctaw perspective with popular culture and thought. He is a widely known visual artist, filmmaker, speaker, and writer who makes people think, laugh, and dream. A prolific visualist whose mash-ups of Native experiences and disposable American pop culture are sly and often downright funny. Construction 100%  ring-spun cotton for softness Imported then Printed in Portland, OR All gender sizing  Ginew + Native Artist Steven Paul Judd Revenue sharing with Artist Relaxed and comfortable  Wear with Spirit Ginew follows the 1990 Indian Arts and Crafts Act with all Ginew + Artists. Under the IACA, an Indian is defined as a member of any federally or officially State recognized tribe of the United States, or an individual certified as an Indian artisan by an Indian tribe. Size Chart Flat lay measurements - not circumference. 1 inch = 2.54 centimeters.  Tees Body length Body width Neck opening Bottom opening Sleeve opening XSmall 27" 16.5" 4.5" 16.5" 5.75" Small 28" 18" 5" 17.5" 6" Medium 29" 20" 5.5" 20" 6.75" Large 30" 22" 6.5" 22" 7" XLarge 31" 24" 6.75" 24" 7.5" XXLarge 32" 26" 6.75" 24" 7.5" 2XLarge 33" 27.5" 6.75" 24" 7.5"