and Carl's grandfather believed that there was a spiritual Indian "guide" who watched over them from the "other side". The choice of the logo was Brian's. Carl called the logo "The Last Horizon". A painting of the sculpture appears on the cover of the album The Time Is Near (1970) by the rock group Keef Hartley Band. A painting of the sculpture appears on the cover of the album Spirit of God (1984) by the Native American Gospel recording artist Johnny P. Curtis. A painting of the sculpture appears on the cover of the album Lysol (1992) by rock group The Melvins. In the vinyl release of Directions to See a Ghost (2008) by the American rock band The Black Angels, the poster inside features a skeleton form of this sculpture with a psychedelic background. See also Art in the White House References External links Wikimapia: Appeal to the Great Spirit locations Save Outdoor Sculpture Survey for Boston Sculpture Save Outdoor Sculpture Survey for Muncie Sculpture Save Outdoor Sculpture Survey for Oklahoma City Sculpture Cyrus E. Dallin Museum Arlington, Massachusetts Equestrian statues in Massachusetts Sculptures of Native Americans Outdoor sculptures in Boston Outdoor sculptures in Indiana 1908 sculptures Sculptures of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Sculptures of men in Massachusetts 1909 establishments in Massachusetts Art in the White House Works by Cyrus Edwin Dallin Fenway–Kenmore