This piece, titled Witchita Prince (an imagining of what the Chief he painted in 1969 would have looked like when he was a young man), is by Joseph Dawley and dates to 1988, reflecting a Impressionist style. It is executed in Oil on board, showcasing the use of materials and technique. The dimensions and framing details are not specified, leaving its scale open to interpretation. The work is signed by the artist. Works in the impressionist tradition often emphasize technique and thematic expression, inviting viewers to engage with the subject and context. This summary is generated from catalog records and reviewed for accuracy in attribution, date, and materials.