This is an oil painting, framed, depicting a stylized eagle with outstretched wings behind a seated figure wearing traditional Indigenous attire

This is an oil painting, framed, depicting a stylized eagle with outstretched wings behind a seated figure wearing traditional Indigenous attire. The background transitions from a bright yellow and orange radiating glow from behind the eagle, to a deep blue on the sides, bordered by streaks of white and grey brushstrokes resembling feathers. The eagle is painted in dark purples and browns with a yellow beak and green eyes. The figure appears to be a person with light skin, dark hair styled with beads, wearing a red headband and holding a red object in their lap. The figure's lower body is covered by a skirt with black, white, and maroon stripes. The painting is a horizontal rectangle, and on the bottom right corner, there is a dark blue signature that is difficult to decipher. The painting does not appear to be located in Leiden, Netherlands, as there are no discernible landmarks or context that would suggest this location.