The Warrior-Painter of the Pawnee The year is 1898. The heat of Cuba is heavy, thick with the scent of tropical disease and the smoke of the Spanish–American War. Amidst the chaos of the United States 1st Volunteer Cavalry, a man moves with a dual identity. To his fellow Rough Riders, he is a soldier. To his people, he is Tay-loo-wah-ah-who. William Pollock carries the weight of the Pawnee nation into the combat zones of the Caribbean, a soldier who listed "artist" on his enlistment papers. He is a man of two worlds, navigating the rigid structures of the U.S. military and the deep tradition…