Smithsonian American Art Mus
1832
River Bluffs, 1320 Miles abo
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1832
Roaring Thunder, youngest so
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1832-1833
Dying Buffalo, Shot with an
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1832-1833
Buffalo chase with bows and
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1832-1833
Buffalo chase in snowdrifts,
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1832-1833
Grizzly Bears Attacking Indi
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1832
Bull Dance, Mandan O-kee-pa
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1832
Shell Man, an Oglala brave
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1832
Corn, a Miniconjou(?) warrio
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1832
Red Thing that Touches in Ma
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1832
Little Bear, a Hunkpapa brav
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1832
Sand Bar, wife of the trader
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1832
The Smoke, chief of the trib
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Col-lee, a Band chief
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Drinks the Juice of the Ston
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Drinks the Juice of the Ston
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Wah-chee-te, wife of Clermon
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Tal-lee, a warrior of distin
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Wa-ho-beck-ee, a handsome br
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
He Who Takes Away, War, and
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Madman, a distinguished warr
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834-1835
Ball-Play Dance, Choctaw
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
White Hair, the Younger, a B
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Handsome Bird
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Little Chief
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Bow and Quiver, first chief
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834-1835
Comanche moving camp, dog fi
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834-1835
Comanche Meeting the Dragoon
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834-1837
Comanche War Party, Mounted
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Little Spaniard, a warrior
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Two Comanche girls
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Wee-ta-ra-sha-ro, head chief
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Sky-se-ro-ka, second chief o
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Thighs, a Wichita woman
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Rotten Foot, a noted warrior
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1835
Keokuk (The Watchful Fox), c
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1835
The Buck's Wife, wife of The
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1835
Little Stabbing Chief, a ven
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1835
The Fire, a Fox medicine man
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1835
Keokuk on Horseback
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1835-1836
Sioux Village, Lake Calhoun,
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1835-1836
Ball Play of the Women, Prai
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1835-1837
Archery of the Mandan
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1835-1837
Beggar's Dance, Mouth of Tet
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1835-1837
Bear Dance, Preparing for a
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1835-1837
Mandan Scalping an Enemy
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1835
Deer's Hair, favorite son of
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1835
He Who Stands on Both Sides,
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1836-1837
Pipestone Quarry on the Cote
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1836-1837
Canoe Race near Sault Ste. M
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