An old native chief, a cowboy, and a sleeping, drunk buffalo at a garden party

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A surrealist oil painting depicts an old Native American chief wearing a feathered headdress and smoking a pipe, a cowboy in a hat with a large mustache and holding a glass of wine, and a large buffalo lying on a dining table, all seated at a round, ornately decorated table. The Native American chief is seen on the left, looking up thoughtfully, wearing traditional, intricate beaded attire and long, dark hair. In his right hand he holds a long, ornate pipe from which a cloud of smoke rises. In front of him are two bottles of what appears to be alcohol, one clear and one dark, and a glass of amber liquid. The cowboy in the center has a satisfied smile and closed eyes, holding a glass of red wine. He is wearing a light shirt, a dark vest, and a red scarf around his neck. His left hand rests on his chin, and he has a prominent mustache and a wide-brimmed cowboy hat. The bison standing on the right side of the table rests its huge head on the table, sleeping because it is drunk...