How Oscar Howe's 'Wounded Knee' painting found its way to the Eisenhower Presidential Library

A new major retrospective of the artist's works has gone up in New York City. One of his most provocative pieces remains in Kansas -- due, in part, to a surprise trip to Hollywood in 1960.

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