Warrior and His Winchester, Native American puzzle

The image in this puzzle comes from a James Ayers original painting, The Warrior and His Winchester (2010, Blackfoot tribe). The warrior carries a Winchester “Yellow Boy” lever-action rifle, which began production in 1866. This weapon was a favorite of the Plains tribes because it was one of the first repeating rifles–warriors and hunters could shoot with it far faster than they could notch arrows into their bows. Plains people traded and raided to acquire these valuable firearms. More information about this painting and the artist, James Ayers, available on the artist's website: http://jamesayers.com/prints-and-giclees/decorator-prints/the-warrior-and-his-winchester-print/