Portrait of a Native American Man (Possible Print)

This item appears to be a print or reproduction of an oil painting featuring a striking portrait of a Native American man. The artwork style is characterized by bold, impasto-like brushstrokes, suggesting an expressive and somewhat abstract approach while maintaining representational clarity for the subject's face. The palette consists primarily of earthy tones including browns, reds, and ochres, complemented by highlights of blues and light creams, particularly visible in the background and clothing. The subject wears what appears to be traditional attire, including feathers in his hair, the primary one being a large, light-colored feather positioned on the left side of his head (viewer's right). His gaze is direct and contemplative. The print itself is on a flexible, possibly canvas-like material, which exhibits noticeable creasing and folding throughout, indicating it has not been stretched or framed. The edges are unfinished and slightly frayed, with a significant white border around the image area. A signature, possibly 'Dakis' or similar, is visible in white in the lower right corner of the artwork. In the bottom right margin, outside the artwork, the numbers 'EO' are written, possibly indicating an edition number for a limited edition print, though '1/2' or a similar fraction is partially obscured. The overall condition shows signs of significant handling wear, with vertical and horizontal creases affecting the image integrity. There is no visible frame. Based on the material and visible markings, it is likely a modern print, perhaps 20th or 21st-century, designed to emulate the texture and appearance of an original oil painting.