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The ''Miami Indian'' is a work of public art located in Montpelier, Indiana in the United States. The piece depicts a stereotypical image of Native American man. The piece is best known for its appearance in the introductory montage of the American television program, ''Parks and Recreation''. ==Description== 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〔 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Miami Indian (sculpture)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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