Fort Yates, North Dakota by Frank B. Zahn, is published in Richard G. Hardorff's book, Lakota Recollections of the Custer Fight, New Sources of Indian-military History. In the interview she describes her emotions upon hearing of her brother's death at Little Big Horn: "My Heart was bad. Revenge! Revenge! For my brother's death. I thought of the death of my young brother, One Hawk. I ran to a nearby thicket and got my black horse. I painted my face with crimson and braided my black hair. I was mourning. I was a woman, but I was not afraid." Visual representations She was photographed in 1937 (personal details above indicate that she died in 1935) at age 83 by F.B. Fiske; the photograph by Fiske is held in the National Anthropological Archives of the Smithsonian Institution. The American artist Thom Ross has created a 200-piece installation of the battle, including a painting of Moving Robe Woman. See also Buffalo Calf Road Woman Minnie Hollow Wood One Who Walks With the Stars Pretty Nose References Further reading "Little Big Horn Associates, names beginning with M", URL accessed 07/03/06 "Dakota Datebook June 24, 2005, 'Moving Robe Warrior Woman'" from Prairie Public Television at Prairiepublic.org URL accessed 05/25/06 "Little Big Horn Associates, names beginning with C", URL accessed 07/03/06 Tasinamaniwin, United States, Native American, Census Rolls, 1885-1940. (Death certificate, Mary Crawler). Familysearch.org. URL accessed 10/9/2018 1854 births 1935 deaths Hunkpapa people Native American women in warfare People of the Great Sioux War of 1876 Women in 19th-century warfare 19th-century Native American women 20th-century Native American women 20th-century Native Americans