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The Ute Indian Museum Presents ORELAND C. JOE SR. A Multi-Award Winning Ute/Navajo Artist speaking on Ute/Cheyenne Warrior "Yellow Nose" and TIST Ute/Navajo Artist Orleland C. Joe Sr. FREE PUBLIC EVENT In 1889, a Mennonite missionary acquired a ledger book filled with depictions of early Cheyenne life. The drawings, made by Yellow Nose, presented dramatic scenes of the plains, including the Battle of Little Big Horn, of which Yellow Nose played an important role. Yellow Nose was a warrior of Ute/Cheyenne heritage, and Oreland Joe is of Ute/Navajo heritage. It's that Ute connection that would lead Oreland on a great adventure of his own, deep into the heart of ledger art as he studied many of these historic works around the country and then used those examples to create his own interpretations for his ledger-inspired oil paintings. Date: Monday, February 2, 2026 Location: Ute Indian Museum Time: 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Doors Open: 6:30 PM For more information call: 970-249-3098 UTE INDIAN Museum A COMMUNITY MUSEUM OF HSSORY COLORADO The Ute Indian Museum Presents ORELAND C. JOE SR . A Multi - Award Winning Ute / Navajo Artist speaking on Ute / Cheyenne Warrior " Yellow Nose " and TIST Ute / Navajo Artist Orleland C. Joe Sr. FREE PUBLIC EVENT In 1889 , a Mennonite missionary acquired a ledger book filled with depictions of early Cheyenne life . The drawings , made by Yellow Nose , presented dramatic scenes of the plains , including the Battle of Little Big Horn , of which Yellow Nose played an important role . Yellow Nose was a warrior of Ute / Cheyenne heritage , and Oreland Joe is of Ute / Navajo heritage . It's that Ute connection that would lead Oreland on a great adventure of his own , deep into the heart of ledger art as he studied many of these historic works around the country and then used those examples to create his own interpretations for his ledger - inspired oil paintings . Date : Monday , February 2 , 2026 Location : Ute Indian Museum Time : 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Doors Open : 6:30 PM For more information call : 970-249-3098 UTE INDIAN Museum A COMMUNITY MUSEUM OF HSSORY COLORADO