The painting on this calendar is titled Buckskin Pinto Woman. The text under the pad says she also went by the “modern” name of Cora Arkinson and that her father, Bull Child, helped entertain tourists in Glacier Park. I can’t find any information about Cora Arkinson on the web, but a man named George Bull Child is pictured with other Blackfeet including Chief Wades in Water.

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The Blackfeet genealogy database says that George Bull Child married in 1911, but his wife died in 1913. He apparently married again, as he was reported as being married to a Gypsy Bull Child in 1932. Presumably, Gypsy was the mother of Cora Arkinson, who was born in 1928.
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The calendar doesn’t say much more about her other than she was recently widowed and “the mother of four children — two boys and two girls.” There are recent news reports of both Bullchilds and Arkinsons, including the obituary of a Cora Lynn Arkinson, who was probably the granddaughter of Buckskin Pinto Woman. Cora was widowed at 28; Cora Lynn died at 38; both likely testaments to the poverty experienced by Blackfeet Indians.