Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Kút-tee-o-túb-bee, How Did H
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Há-tchoo-túc-knee, Snapping
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
A Choctaw Woman
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
Tchong-tas-sáb-bee, Black Do
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
Mun-ne-pús-kee, He Who Is No
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834-1835
View of the Junction of the
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834-1835
Comanche Village, Women Dres
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834-1835
Beautiful Savannah in the Pi
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834-1835
View of the Canadian River,
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834-1835
Ta-wa-que-nah, or the Rocky
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834-1835
Comanche Warriors, with Whit
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834-1835
White Sand Bluffs, on Santa
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
Tcha-t??-ga, Mad Buffalo, Mu
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
1834-1835
Ball-play of the Choctaw--ba
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
1834-1835
Comanche War Party, Chief Di
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
Ta-wáh-que-nah, Mountain of
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Ish-a-ró-yeh, He Who Carries
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834-1835
Comanche Feats of Horsemansh
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
Kots-o-kó-ro-kó, Hair of the
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834-1835
Wichita Lodge, Thatched with
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834-1835
Comanche Lodge of Buffalo Sk
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
1834-1837
Wild Horses at Play
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Is-sa-wáh-tám-ah, Wolf Tied
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834-1837
Breaking Down the Wild Horse
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
Háh-nee, The Beaver, a Warri
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
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Kid-á-day, a Distinguished B
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Thighs, a Wichita woman
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Sh??-de-ah, Wild Sage, a Wic
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
1834
T??h-t??ot-sah (better known
George Catlin
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Smithsonian American Art Mus
1834
Kotz-a-tó-ah, Smoked Shield,
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