in recognition of the first African American US Ma by Richardphotos
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Description
I did a lot of composing for this. I found a beard prop in my daz stuff that I made do. Bass Reeves mustache was much more bushier and longer
http://mentalfloss.com/article/33537/life-and-times-deputy-us-marshal-bass-reeves
https://www.legendsofamerica.com/we-bassreeves/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bass_Reeves
mapps/yesitis3 S B Walls/floors
he went to this bar to arrest a fugitive that was working for the owner setting the bar up.
he was friends with at least 3 Native American tribes in Oklahoma learning their languages and among them a N.A. marshal.
in my imaginary depiction, he is wearing Cherokee clothing reserved for chiefs. A chief presented it to him in appreciation of his untiring loyalty to the tribes

Comments (26)
It's wonderful, just lovely!
A Very Wonderful scene excellently done
How about that! Good to know. You know, Bass Reeves deserves a bio pic!
Fantastic scene!
fabulous work and wonderful tribute
What a cool bar and magnificent tribute to an African American hero.
Sounds like a wonderful story, thanks for sharing.
Great posing!
Interesting history...nice job on the character study and render...
Outstanding tribute to one of the great historical figures of the Old West!
Cool idea and scene !
This is so cool!
Great work!
Excellent work! A nice piece of history.
Very well done with excellent posing. :)
great would make a good movie
Very well done.
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Great done!
Great tribute.
Very impressive with thi beard prop. Well done
Very nice and well done!!
Beautiful scene.
Cool History presented here - well done
Fantastically well done !!!
Well done scene - the work shows!!!
Great historical scene, Richard! I've gotta go check this out - wasn't aware of this bit of history...