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The sculpture, which stands 25 feet tall, is made of fiberglass that is painted. The sculpture depicts a Plains Indian man. His proper right arm is lifted in the air with his hand reaching outward. He wears a pair of white pants, with brown fringe around his waist. Both arms have fringed brown armbands around them. He wears a pair of white shoes. On his head is a war bonnet, it is blue and white. He has black hair in braids, with a blue band on each braid, that comes down along both cheekbones. On his proper right leg, just above the knee, is painted "INTERNATIONAL FIBERGLASS, VENICE".A plaque, made of granite, is in front of the state and it reads:INDIAN STATUE GIVEN TO THE CITY OF MONTPELIER, JANUARY 1984
BY LARRY P. GODFROY, CHIEF, MIAMI INDIANS
Plains Indian war bonnet granite fiberglass INTERNATIONAL FIBERGLASS