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Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834 Col-lee, a Band chief George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834 Drinks the Juice of the Ston … George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834 Drinks the Juice of the Ston … George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834 Wah-chee-te, wife of Clermon … George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834 Tal-lee, a warrior of distin … George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834 Wa-ho-beck-ee, a handsome br … George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834 He Who Takes Away, War, and … George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834 Madman, a distinguished warr … George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834-1835 Ball-Play Dance, Choctaw George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834 White Hair, the Younger, a B … George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834 Handsome Bird George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834 Little Chief George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834 Bow and Quiver, first chief … George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834-1835 Comanche moving camp, dog fi … George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834-1835 Comanche Meeting the Dragoon … George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834-1837 Comanche War Party, Mounted … George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834 Little Spaniard, a warrior George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834 Two Comanche girls George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834 Wee-ta-ra-sha-ro, head chief … George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834 Sky-se-ro-ka, second chief o … George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834 Thighs, a Wichita woman George Catlin |
Smithsonian American Art Mus … 1834 Rotten Foot, a noted warrior George Catlin |