Focus on Appeal to the Great Spirit and analyze the Other versions.
In 1929 a full-sized bronze version, personally overseen and approved by Dallin,  was installed in Muncie, Indiana, in the intersection of Walnut and Granville streets in the Wysor Heights Historic District; it is considered by many residents to be a symbol of the city. The statue was erected "In Loving Memory of Edmund Burke Ball" by "His Wife and Children".
An edition of nine 40-inch (1,000 mm) bronzes of Appeal to the Great Spirit was produced around 1922. One was the centerpiece of the Tower Room of Dartmouth College's Baker Tower, the college's main library and most iconic building, but has since been removed.A plaster example in this one-third scale is at the Cyrus Dallin Museum in Arlington, Massachusetts, and another is in the Rockwell Museum in Corning, New York. Central High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma, possesses another plaster example, which was used in 1985 as the model for a bronze version. The casting was done by American Artbronze Fine Arts Foundry under the direction of Howard R. Kirsch. The bronze is now installed in Woodward Park in Tulsa, Oklahoma, at the intersection of 21st Street and Peoria.Examples of the 21-inch (530 mm) bronze statuette are at the White House, the US Department of State, and many American museums.An 8+1⁄2-inch (220 mm) miniature edition was produced by the Gorham Manufacturing Company in 1913; in 2009, No. 263 sold for $9,375.
Rockwell Museum Cyrus Dallin Cyrus Dallin Museum Great Spirit Corning, New York US Department of State Dartmouth College Muncie, Indiana White House Gorham Manufacturing Company casting Tulsa, Oklahoma Edmund Burke Ball cast Wysor Heights Historic District Massachusetts