Custer on Canvas

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Artistic representations of Little Big Horn reveal the evolving and often racist perceptions of Native America by the dominant culture. Through a multilayered performance ethnography, Norman Denzin explores how these representations reflect societal attitudes and the complexities of cultural narratives surrounding this historical event. The book delves into the interplay between art, history, and identity, offering critical insights into the portrayal of Native Americans in American culture.