King Kuka Paintings & Artwork for Sale | King Kuka Art Value Price Guide

Feb. 25, 2025
Blackfeet Artist King Kuka, (American, 1946-2004) Watercolor on paper, Indians on Horses heading to battle.
Est: $100 - $1,000
Blackfeet Artist King Kuka, (American, 1946-2004) Watercolor on paper, Indians on Horses heading to battle.
Bill Hood & Sons Arts & Antiques Auctions
Feb. 06, 2025
King Kuka, Rider #1
Est: $200 - $400
King Kuka Blackfoot, (1946 - 2004) Rider #1 lithograph, printer's proof signed lower right: KKuKa editioned lower left: PP'2
Santa Fe Art Auction
Dec. 01, 2024
King Kuka Blackfoot Indian Print Montana
Est: $25 - $50
Title is Wild Rose. 14 1/2" by 17 1/2" framed. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for Native American Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Kuka then briefly served in the military, and by 1978 he devoted all his time to his artistic endeavours. He became pivotal in the growing Native American Art movement feeling a responsibility to reach a wide audience with his work. He painted in oil, then pastel, created sculpture and even jewelry. He had a very strong sense of color and design and his wife said: "His emphasis was on color and textures. He painted to produce a feeling. He didn't care for replicating reality, he wanted to realize a feeling or make a statement." Kuka is a published poet in several languages, and the inventor of "Kuka-graphs," which are prints on embossed paper, creating a ghostlike image. His work received international attention, and when he died of a stroke at age 57, he was praised as a much revered leader in the Native American art community who had encouraged others to pursue their goals and develop their own styles.
Davis Brothers Auction
Nov. 30, 2024
King Kuka Blackfoot Indian Print Montana
Est: $50 - $75
14" by 11 1/4" on matte. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for Native American Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Kuka then briefly served in the military, and by 1978 he devoted all his time to his artistic endeavours. He became pivotal in the growing Native American Art movement feeling a responsibility to reach a wide audience with his work. He painted in oil, then pastel, created sculpture and even jewelry. He had a very strong sense of color and design and his wife said: "His emphasis was on color and textures. He painted to produce a feeling. He didn't care for replicating reality, he wanted to realize a feeling or make a statement." Kuka is a published poet in several languages, and the inventor of "Kuka-graphs," which are prints on embossed paper, creating a ghostlike image. His work received international attention, and when he died of a stroke at age 57, he was praised as a much revered leader in the Native American art community who had encouraged others to pursue their goals and develop their own styles. To quote a poem by King Kuka, published in 1991: "I will send my heart with the eagle carried on winds of trust, to be blessed by the sun and baptized in rain beneath nature's rainbow altar."
Davis Brothers Auction
Nov. 30, 2024
King Kuka Blackfoot Indian Print Montana
Est: $25 - $50
10" long by 8" wide on matte Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for Native American Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Kuka then briefly served in the military, and by 1978 he devoted all his time to his artistic endeavours. He became pivotal in the growing Native American Art movement feeling a responsibility to reach a wide audience with his work. He painted in oil, then pastel, created sculpture and even jewelry. He had a very strong sense of color and design and his wife said: "His emphasis was on color and textures. He painted to produce a feeling. He didn't care for replicating reality, he wanted to realize a feeling or make a statement." Kuka is a published poet in several languages, and the inventor of "Kuka-graphs," which are prints on embossed paper, creating a ghostlike image. His work received international attention, and when he died of a stroke at age 57, he was praised as a much revered leader in the Native American art community who had encouraged others to pursue their goals and develop their own styles. To quote a poem by King Kuka, published in 1991: "I will send my heart with the eagle carried on winds of trust, to be blessed by the sun and baptized in rain beneath nature's rainbow altar."
Davis Brothers Auction
Aug. 10, 2024
King Kuka Blackfoot Indian Watercolor Painting
Est: $100 - $150
19 1/4" by 20 1/2" framed. King Kuka (1946 - 2004) was active/lived in Montana. King Kuka is known for Modernist figure. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for Native American Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Kuka then briefly served in the military, and by 1978 he devoted all his time to his artistic endeavours. He became pivotal in the growing Native American Art movement feeling a responsibility to reach a wide audience with his work. He painted in oil, then pastel, created sculpture and even jewelry. He had a very strong sense of color and design and his wife said: "His emphasis was on color and textures. He painted to produce a feeling. He didn't care for replicating reality, he wanted to realize a feeling or make a statement." Kuka is a published poet in several languages, and the inventor of "Kuka-graphs," which are prints on embossed paper, creating a ghostlike image. His work received international attention, and when he died of a stroke at age 57, he was praised as a much revered leader in the Native American art community who had encouraged others to pursue their goals and develop their own styles. To quote a poem by King Kuka, published in 1991: "I will send my heart with the eagle carried on winds of trust, to be blessed by the sun and baptized in rain beneath nature's rainbow altar."
Davis Brothers Auction
May. 11, 2024
King Kuka Blackfoot Indian Giclee Print Montana
Est: $50 - $75
22 1/4" by 29 1/4" framed. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for Native American Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Kuka then briefly served in the military, and by 1978 he devoted all his time to his artistic endeavours. He became pivotal in the growing Native American Art movement feeling a responsibility to reach a wide audience with his work. He painted in oil, then pastel, created sculpture and even jewelry. He had a very strong sense of color and design and his wife said: "His emphasis was on color and textures. He painted to produce a feeling. He didn't care for replicating reality, he wanted to realize a feeling or make a statement." Kuka is a published poet in several languages, and the inventor of "Kuka-graphs," which are prints on embossed paper, creating a ghostlike image. His work received international attention, and when he died of a stroke at age 57, he was praised as a much revered leader in the Native American art community who had encouraged others to pursue their goals and develop their own styles.
Davis Brothers Auction
Mar. 14, 2024
King Kuka, Two Prints: Many Years Healing, 1980 + Rider #1, 1980
Est: $300 - $500
King Kuka (Blackfoot, 1946 - 2004) Two Prints: Many Years Healing, 1980 + Rider #1, 1980 lithograph, Naravisa Press Impression edition of 2 + lithograph, artist's proof Many Years Healing, 1980 printer's chop lower left graphite signed lower left: King Kuka graphite editioned lower right: NPI 25 1/8 x 19 in. (63.8 x 48.3 cm.) Rider #1, 1980 printer's chop lower left graphite signed lower right: Kuka graphite editioned lower left: Artist Proof graphite inscribed right of upper center: To Nathan inscribed verso: KK-80-09 11 5/8 x 9 1/4 in. (29.5 x 23.5 cm.)
Santa Fe Art Auction
Jan. 27, 2024
King Kuka Blackfoot Indian Print Montana
Est: $50 - $75
22 1/2" by 36" framed. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for Native American Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Kuka then briefly served in the military, and by 1978 he devoted all his time to his artistic endeavours. He became pivotal in the growing Native American Art movement feeling a responsibility to reach a wide audience with his work. He painted in oil, then pastel, created sculpture and even jewelry. He had a very strong sense of color and design and his wife said: "His emphasis was on color and textures. He painted to produce a feeling. He didn't care for replicating reality, he wanted to realize a feeling or make a statement." Kuka is a published poet in several languages, and the inventor of "Kuka-graphs," which are prints on embossed paper, creating a ghostlike image. His work received international attention, and when he died of a stroke at age 57, he was praised as a much revered leader in the Native American art community who had encouraged others to pursue their goals and develop their own styles. To quote a poem by King Kuka, published in 1991: "I will send my heart with the eagle carried on winds of trust, to be blessed by the sun and baptized in rain beneath nature's rainbow altar."
Davis Brothers Auction
Nov. 04, 2023
King Kuka Blackfoot Indian Print Montana
Est: $25 - $50
12" by 16" on matte. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for Native American Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Kuka then briefly served in the military, and by 1978 he devoted all his time to his artistic endeavours. He became pivotal in the growing Native American Art movement feeling a responsibility to reach a wide audience with his work. He painted in oil, then pastel, created sculpture and even jewelry. He had a very strong sense of color and design and his wife said: "His emphasis was on color and textures. He painted to produce a feeling. He didn't care for replicating reality, he wanted to realize a feeling or make a statement." Kuka is a published poet in several languages, and the inventor of "Kuka-graphs," which are prints on embossed paper, creating a ghostlike image. His work received international attention, and when he died of a stroke at age 57, he was praised as a much revered leader in the Native American art community who had encouraged others to pursue their goals and develop their own styles. To quote a poem by King Kuka, published in 1991: "I will send my heart with the eagle carried on winds of trust, to be blessed by the sun and baptized in rain beneath nature's rainbow altar."
Davis Brothers Auction
Nov. 04, 2023
King Kuka Blackfoot Indian Print Montana
Est: $25 - $50
6" by 10 1/2" on matte. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for Native American Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Kuka then briefly served in the military, and by 1978 he devoted all his time to his artistic endeavours. He became pivotal in the growing Native American Art movement feeling a responsibility to reach a wide audience with his work. He painted in oil, then pastel, created sculpture and even jewelry. He had a very strong sense of color and design and his wife said: "His emphasis was on color and textures. He painted to produce a feeling. He didn't care for replicating reality, he wanted to realize a feeling or make a statement." Kuka is a published poet in several languages, and the inventor of "Kuka-graphs," which are prints on embossed paper, creating a ghostlike image. His work received international attention, and when he died of a stroke at age 57, he was praised as a much revered leader in the Native American art community who had encouraged others to pursue their goals and develop their own styles. To quote a poem by King Kuka, published in 1991: "I will send my heart with the eagle carried on winds of trust, to be blessed by the sun and baptized in rain beneath nature's rainbow altar."
Davis Brothers Auction
Nov. 04, 2023
King Kuka Blackfoot Indian Print Montana
Est: $25 - $50
10" by 12" on matte. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for Native American Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Kuka then briefly served in the military, and by 1978 he devoted all his time to his artistic endeavours. He became pivotal in the growing Native American Art movement feeling a responsibility to reach a wide audience with his work. He painted in oil, then pastel, created sculpture and even jewelry. He had a very strong sense of color and design and his wife said: "His emphasis was on color and textures. He painted to produce a feeling. He didn't care for replicating reality, he wanted to realize a feeling or make a statement." Kuka is a published poet in several languages, and the inventor of "Kuka-graphs," which are prints on embossed paper, creating a ghostlike image. His work received international attention, and when he died of a stroke at age 57, he was praised as a much revered leader in the Native American art community who had encouraged others to pursue their goals and develop their own styles. To quote a poem by King Kuka, published in 1991: "I will send my heart with the eagle carried on winds of trust, to be blessed by the sun and baptized in rain beneath nature's rainbow altar."
Davis Brothers Auction
Nov. 04, 2023
King Kuka Blackfoot Indian Print Montana
Est: $25 - $50
10" by 12" on matte. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for Native American Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Kuka then briefly served in the military, and by 1978 he devoted all his time to his artistic endeavours. He became pivotal in the growing Native American Art movement feeling a responsibility to reach a wide audience with his work. He painted in oil, then pastel, created sculpture and even jewelry. He had a very strong sense of color and design and his wife said: "His emphasis was on color and textures. He painted to produce a feeling. He didn't care for replicating reality, he wanted to realize a feeling or make a statement." Kuka is a published poet in several languages, and the inventor of "Kuka-graphs," which are prints on embossed paper, creating a ghostlike image. His work received international attention, and when he died of a stroke at age 57, he was praised as a much revered leader in the Native American art community who had encouraged others to pursue their goals and develop their own styles. To quote a poem by King Kuka, published in 1991: "I will send my heart with the eagle carried on winds of trust, to be blessed by the sun and baptized in rain beneath nature's rainbow altar."
Davis Brothers Auction
Nov. 04, 2023
King Kuka Blackfoot Indian Print Montana
Est: $25 - $50
5" by 9" on matte. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for Native American Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Kuka then briefly served in the military, and by 1978 he devoted all his time to his artistic endeavours. He became pivotal in the growing Native American Art movement feeling a responsibility to reach a wide audience with his work. He painted in oil, then pastel, created sculpture and even jewelry. He had a very strong sense of color and design and his wife said: "His emphasis was on color and textures. He painted to produce a feeling. He didn't care for replicating reality, he wanted to realize a feeling or make a statement." Kuka is a published poet in several languages, and the inventor of "Kuka-graphs," which are prints on embossed paper, creating a ghostlike image. His work received international attention, and when he died of a stroke at age 57, he was praised as a much revered leader in the Native American art community who had encouraged others to pursue their goals and develop their own styles. To quote a poem by King Kuka, published in 1991: "I will send my heart with the eagle carried on winds of trust, to be blessed by the sun and baptized in rain beneath nature's rainbow altar."
Davis Brothers Auction
Oct. 28, 2023
King Kuka, (American, 1946-2004) Pencil Signed and Numbered
Est: $50 - $100
South Western Indian motif, dated 1978 and signed in pencil lower left and low number 7/1000 limited edition lithograph byÊKing Kuka, (American, 1946-2004) original watercolor. Set under glass in professional period matte and frame, measuring approx 32" tall x 26" wide overall . See photo for details.
Premier Auction Galleries
Mar. 04, 2023
King Kuka Limited EditionEmbossed Lithograph
Est: -
Titled: ‘ Spirit Wings’, Signed & Numbered At Top Of Lithograph, Frame Measuring Approximately 21x17.5 Inches, Art Measuring 14.5x11 Inches, Light Scratching Present To Frame. Nr12600 Js
EJ'S Auction & Appraisal
Feb. 25, 2023
KING KUKA MONTANA BLACKFOOT INDIAN CARVING
Est: $100 - $150
10 1/8" tall, 6 1/2" wide. Weighs 16 1/2 lbs. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for Native American Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Kuka then briefly served in the military, and by 1978 he devoted all his time to his artistic endeavours. He became pivotal in the growing Native American Art movement feeling a responsibility to reach a wide audience with his work. He painted in oil, then pastel, created sculpture and even jewelry. He had a very strong sense of color and design and his wife said: "His emphasis was on color and textures. He painted to produce a feeling. He didn't care for replicating reality, he wanted to realize a feeling or make a statement." Kuka is a published poet in several languages, and the inventor of "Kuka-graphs," which are prints on embossed paper, creating a ghostlike image. His work received international attention, and when he died of a stroke at age 57, he was praised as a much revered leader in the Native American art community who had encouraged others to pursue their goals and develop their own styles. To quote a poem by King Kuka, published in 1991: "I will send my heart with the eagle carried on winds of trust, to be blessed by the sun and baptized in rain beneath nature's rainbow altar." Allard Auction Collection Inv: HOP 44362
Davis Brothers Auction
Nov. 26, 2022
KING KUKA BLACKFOOT INDIAN PRINT MONTANA
Est: $25 - $50
8" by 10" on matte. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for Native American Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Kuka then briefly served in the military, and by 1978 he devoted all his time to his artistic endeavours. He became pivotal in the growing Native American Art movement feeling a responsibility to reach a wide audience with his work. He painted in oil, then pastel, created sculpture and even jewelry. He had a very strong sense of color and design and his wife said: "His emphasis was on color and textures. He painted to produce a feeling. He didn't care for replicating reality, he wanted to realize a feeling or make a statement." Kuka is a published poet in several languages, and the inventor of "Kuka-graphs," which are prints on embossed paper, creating a ghostlike image. His work received international attention, and when he died of a stroke at age 57, he was praised as a much revered leader in the Native American art community who had encouraged others to pursue their goals and develop their own styles. To quote a poem by King Kuka, published in 1991: "I will send my heart with the eagle carried on winds of trust, to be blessed by the sun and baptized in rain beneath nature's rainbow altar." Allard Auction Collection Inv: ZUR
Davis Brothers Auction
Nov. 26, 2022
KING KUKA BLACKFOOT INDIAN PRINT MONTANA
Est: $25 - $50
8" by 10" on matte. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for Native American Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Kuka then briefly served in the military, and by 1978 he devoted all his time to his artistic endeavours. He became pivotal in the growing Native American Art movement feeling a responsibility to reach a wide audience with his work. He painted in oil, then pastel, created sculpture and even jewelry. He had a very strong sense of color and design and his wife said: "His emphasis was on color and textures. He painted to produce a feeling. He didn't care for replicating reality, he wanted to realize a feeling or make a statement." Kuka is a published poet in several languages, and the inventor of "Kuka-graphs," which are prints on embossed paper, creating a ghostlike image. His work received international attention, and when he died of a stroke at age 57, he was praised as a much revered leader in the Native American art community who had encouraged others to pursue their goals and develop their own styles. To quote a poem by King Kuka, published in 1991: "I will send my heart with the eagle carried on winds of trust, to be blessed by the sun and baptized in rain beneath nature's rainbow altar." Allard Auction Collection Inv: ZUR
Davis Brothers Auction
Oct. 01, 2022
KING KUKA BLACKFOOT INDIAN WATERCOLOR MONTANA
Est: $50 - $75
17" by 30". Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for Native American Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Kuka then briefly served in the military, and by 1978 he devoted all his time to his artistic endeavours. He became pivotal in the growing Native American Art movement feeling a responsibility to reach a wide audience with his work. He painted in oil, then pastel, created sculpture and even jewelry. He had a very strong sense of color and design and his wife said: "His emphasis was on color and textures. He painted to produce a feeling. He didn't care for replicating reality, he wanted to realize a feeling or make a statement." Kuka is a published poet in several languages, and the inventor of "Kuka-graphs," which are prints on embossed paper, creating a ghostlike image. His work received international attention, and when he died of a stroke at age 57, he was praised as a much revered leader in the Native American art community who had encouraged others to pursue their goals and develop their own styles. To quote a poem by King Kuka, published in 1991: "I will send my heart with the eagle carried on winds of trust, to be blessed by the sun and baptized in rain beneath nature's rainbow altar." Allard Auction Collection Inv: HOP 44394
Davis Brothers Auction
Oct. 01, 2022
KING KUKA BLACKFOOT INDIAN PRINT MONTANA
Est: $50 - $75
Signed and numbered. 16" by 19" framed. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for Native American Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Kuka then briefly served in the military, and by 1978 he devoted all his time to his artistic endeavours. He became pivotal in the growing Native American Art movement feeling a responsibility to reach a wide audience with his work. He painted in oil, then pastel, created sculpture and even jewelry. He had a very strong sense of color and design and his wife said: "His emphasis was on color and textures. He painted to produce a feeling. He didn't care for replicating reality, he wanted to realize a feeling or make a statement." Kuka is a published poet in several languages, and the inventor of "Kuka-graphs," which are prints on embossed paper, creating a ghostlike image. His work received international attention, and when he died of a stroke at age 57, he was praised as a much revered leader in the Native American art community who had encouraged others to pursue their goals and develop their own styles. To quote a poem by King Kuka, published in 1991: "I will send my heart with the eagle carried on winds of trust, to be blessed by the sun and baptized in rain beneath nature's rainbow altar." Allard Auction Collection Inv: HOP 44395
Davis Brothers Auction
Jan. 29, 2022
KING KUKA BLACKFOOT INDIAN WATERCOLOR MONTANA
Est: $150 - $200
Very nice watercolor on hand cut paper. Artist is King Kuka of Montana. 14" by 16" framed. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for Native American Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Kuka then briefly served in the military, and by 1978 he devoted all his time to his artistic endeavours. He became pivotal in the growing Native American Art movement feeling a responsibility to reach a wide audience with his work. He painted in oil, then pastel, created sculpture and even jewelry. He had a very strong sense of color and design and his wife said: "His emphasis was on color and textures. He painted to produce a feeling. He didn't care for replicating reality, he wanted to realize a feeling or make a statement." Kuka is a published poet in several languages, and the inventor of "Kuka-graphs," which are prints on embossed paper, creating a ghostlike image. His work received international attention, and when he died of a stroke at age 57, he was praised as a much revered leader in the Native American art community who had encouraged others to pursue their goals and develop their own styles. To quote a poem by King Kuka, published in 1991: "I will send my heart with the eagle carried on winds of trust, to be blessed by the sun and baptized in rain beneath nature's rainbow altar."
Davis Brothers Auction
May. 25, 2020
King Kuka Indian Man & Horse Stone Sculpture
Est: -
King Kuka (1947-2004) Native American Indian & Horse White Stone Sculpture. Measures 14x14 in. The piece depicts a half horse and half a face of a Native American man. Signed near the bottom and dated 1978. Weight is 80 pounds 7 ounces. King Kuka was born in Browning, Mt. on the Blackfoot Reservation, and grew up on his family's ranch in Birch Creek. He left the Reservation to attend art school and was in the first class of artists to graduate from the Institute of Native American Art in Santa Fe, NM. He sold his first painting while a student there. Artist: King Kuka Title: Indian Man & Horse Medium: Stone Sculpture Circa/Year: 1978 Signature Type: Signed Signature Location: Near Bottom Keywords: Native American, Indian Artwork, Art; Ref: BD1043
Bradford's
Oct. 13, 2019
King Kuka Blackfeet Tribe Embossed Print
Est: $30 - $60
Signed above image of Native American man and woman in profile. Praire Productions (Great Falls, Montana) label with artist bio to reverse. Original shrink wrap plastic over mat. 7.75" x 6" image; 12" x 10" backing mat.
District Auction
Oct. 21, 2018
KING KUKA NATIVE AMERICAN "EAGLE SPEAKER WOMAN"
Est: $50 - $100
SERIGRAPH, S/N, 528/950. 20"X28"
Freedom Auction Company
Apr. 21, 2018
King Kuka Blackfeet Pottery Mixed Media Print
Est: -
Signed, with history and paperwork on back of print. Measures approximately 19" X 23" inches. Used condition. Tm3269
EJ'S Auction & Appraisal
Feb. 28, 2017
KING KUKA (SEE KOOKS EE NAH/BLACKWOLF) (NATIVE AMERICAN, BLACKFEET, 1946-2004) WARRIORS, 1980 Mixed media on art board: 21 x 28 in....
Est: $200 - $300
KING KUKA (SEE KOOKS EE NAH/BLACKWOLF) (NATIVE AMERICAN, BLACKFEET, 1946-2004) WARRIORS, 1980 Mixed media on art board: 21 x 28 in. (sight) Framed; lower right signed and dated: Kuka 80 Provenance: Retha Walden Gambaro, Studio and Collections
Potomack Company
Feb. 28, 2017
KING KUKA (SEE KOOKS EE NAH/BLACKWOLF) (NATIVE AMERICAN, BLACKFEET, 1946-2004) WATER BEARERS, 1981 Watercolor on art board: 21 x 13...
Est: $120 - $220
KING KUKA (SEE KOOKS EE NAH/BLACKWOLF) (NATIVE AMERICAN, BLACKFEET, 1946-2004) WATER BEARERS, 1981 Watercolor on art board: 21 x 13 3/4 in. (sight) Framed; lower right signed and dated 81 Provenance: Retha Walden Gambaro, Studio and Collections
Potomack Company
Jul. 08, 2016
Blackfeet Artist King Kuka Original Watercolor "Medicine Man" 1979
Est: $800 - $1,600
Blackfeet Artist King Kuka Original Watercolor "Medicine Man" 1979: A gorgeous watercolor from King Kuka. This piece is titled "Medicine Man". Dated 1979, the piece measures 33 x 25.5, and the image measures 29 x 21.5. A very nice piece of original Native American Art.
Fusco Auctions
Jul. 08, 2016
Blackfeet Artist King Kuka Original Watercolor "Election Rally"
Est: $800 - $1,600
Blackfeet Artist King Kuka Original Watercolor "Election Rally" : A stunning original watercolor by famed Blackfeet artist King Kuka. This piece is titled, "Election Rally", the image measures 28.75 x 21.5 and the framed piece measures 36 x 29. Matted and framed behind glass. Signed lower right.
Fusco Auctions
Jul. 08, 2016
Watercolor Painting by Blackfeet Artist King Kuka "Mashing Berries"
Est: $600 - $1,200
Watercolor Painting by Blackfeet Artist King Kuka "Mashing Berries": The image measures 20.5 x 27.5, and the framed piece measures 24 x 31. A really nice painting from the great artist.
Fusco Auctions
May. 20, 2016
Blackfeet Artist King Kuka Original Watercolor "Medicine Man" 1979
Est: $800 - $1,600
Blackfeet Artist King Kuka Original Watercolor "Medicine Man" 1979: A gorgeous watercolor from King Kuka. This piece is titled "Medicine Man". Dated 1979, the piece measures 33 x 25.5, and the image measures 29 x 21.5. A very nice piece of original Native American Art.
Fusco Auctions
May. 20, 2016
Blackfeet Artist King Kuka Original Watercolor "Election Rally"
Est: $800 - $1,600
Blackfeet Artist King Kuka Original Watercolor "Election Rally" : A stunning original watercolor by famed Blackfeet artist King Kuka. This piece is titled, "Election Rally", the image measures 28.75 x 21.5 and the framed piece measures 36 x 29. Matted and framed behind glass. Signed lower right.
Fusco Auctions
May. 20, 2016
Watercolor Painting by Blackfeet Artist King Kuka "Mashing Berries"
Est: $600 - $1,200
Watercolor Painting by Blackfeet Artist King Kuka "Mashing Berries": The image measures 20.5 x 27.5, and the framed piece measures 24 x 31. A really nice painting from the great artist.
Fusco Auctions
Apr. 08, 2016
Blackfeet Artist King Kuka Original Watercolor "Hand Game Drummer"
Est: $600 - $800
Blackfeet Artist King Kuka Original Watercolor "Hand Game Drummer": Original Watercolor Painting titled, "Hand Game Drummer" by King Kuka (1947-2004). The image measures 21x29, and the framed piece measures 24x33. A beautiful original piece of artwork by the famous Blackfeet Artist.
Fusco Auctions
Apr. 08, 2016
Bronze Sculpture Blessing the Sacred Medicine Lance by Blackfeet Artist King Kuka
Est: $600 - $900
This sculpture was cast by the Powell Bronze Co. and is #4 of 12, cast in 1974. It measures 16.5? high including the wood base and the lance is 13.75" long. Suggested bid $750
Fusco Auctions
Mar. 06, 2016
Bronze Sculpture Blessing the Sacred Medicine Lance by Blackfeet Artist King Kuka
Est: $600 - $900
This sculpture was cast by the Powell Bronze Co. and is #4 of 12, cast in 1974. It measures 16.5? high including the wood base and the lance is 13.75" long. Suggested bid $750
Fusco Auctions
Feb. 06, 2016
Blackfeet Artist King Kuka Original Watercolor "Gathering Kindling" 1978
Est: $300 - $600
Blackfeet Artist King Kuka Original Watercolor "Gathering Kindling" 1978: An original watercolor by Blackfeet Artist King Kuka. Titled, "Gathering Kindling" and dated 1978. The image measures 21x15, and the framed piece measures 28x22. Light spotting to background, but otherwise a stunning watercolor by the famed Blackfeet Artist.
Fusco Auctions
Feb. 06, 2016
Blackfeet Artist King Kuka Original Watercolor "Hand Game Drummer"
Est: $600 - $800
Blackfeet Artist King Kuka Original Watercolor "Hand Game Drummer": Original Watercolor Painting titled, "Hand Game Drummer" by King Kuka (1947-2004). The image measures 21x29, and the framed piece measures 24x33. A beautiful original piece of artwork by the famous Blackfeet Artist.
Fusco Auctions
Jan. 01, 2016
Bronze Sculpture Blessing the Sacred Medicine Lance by Blackfeet Artist King Kuka
Est: $600 - $900
This sculpture was cast by the Powell Bronze Co. and is #4 of 12, cast in 1974. It measures 16.5? high including the wood base and the lance is 13.75" long. Suggested bid $750
Fusco Auctions
Nov. 01, 2015
Bronze Sculpture Blessing the Sacred Medicine Lance by Blackfeet Artist King Kuka
Est: $600 - $900
This sculpture was cast by the Powell Bronze Co. and is #4 of 12, cast in 1974. It measures 16.5? high including the wood base and the lance is 13.75" long. Suggested bid $750
Fusco Auctions
Feb. 21, 2015
King Kuka Blackfeet Artist Lithograph
Est: -
Ap 75/1800 measures approximately 23 inches by 19 inches
EJ'S Auction & Appraisal
Aug. 10, 2014
Watercolor Painting by Blackfeet Artist King Kuka
Est: $800 - $1,300
Watercolor Painting by Blackfeet Artist King Kuka. Titled Mashing Berries? the image measures 20.5? x 27.5? and the frame measures 24? x 31
Fusco Auctions
Aug. 10, 2014
Watercolor Medicine Man by Blackfeet Artist King Kuka
Est: $1,000 - $1,500
Original Watercolor Painting of Medicine Man by Blackfeet Artist King Kuka. Dated 1979, the image measures 29? x 21.5? and the frame measures 33? x 25.5?.
Fusco Auctions
Aug. 10, 2014
Watercolor Painting by Blackfeet Artist King Kuka.
Est: $1,000 - $1,500
Original Watercolor Painting by Blackfeet Artist King Kuka. Titled Election Rally, the image measures 28.75"? x 21.5"? and the frame measures 36"? x 29"?
Fusco Auctions
Aug. 10, 2014
Watercolor Painting by Blackfeet Artist King Kuka
Est: $750 - $1,250
Watercolor Painting by Blackfeet Artist King Kuka. Titled â??Gathering Kindlingâ?? and dated 1978, the image measures 21â?? x 15â?? and the frame measures 28â?? x 22â??. LIGHT FOXING TO BACKGROUND.
Fusco Auctions
Sep. 01, 2012
Original Water Color by King Kuka " Winter Wood"
Est: $750 - $900
By Blackfeet Artist King Kuka image size is 17" x 9 1/2", framed is 22" x 15"
Fusco Auctions
Mar. 23, 2012
Original Watercolor Painting by Blackfeet Artist King Kuka (1947-2004)
Est: $600 - $800
Original Watercolor Painting by Blackfeet Artist King Kuka (1947-2004).Titled “Hand Game Drummer”, the image measures 21” x 29” and the frame measures 24” x 33”. Value $600-800. RESERVE $400
Fusco Auctions