about And The White Men Only Took The Tongues

Coming to a halt before the mutilated corpse of a steer, the group of Native Americans on horseback look at the scene before them with disappointment and frustration.

Representative of the palpable differences between white colonizers and the Native Americans who lived on the land before, this print highlights the wastefulness and carelessness of the white Europeans who have left the body of the animal in a grotesque state, using only part of the animal for their use.