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Oó-je-en-á-he-a, Woman Who Lives In A Bear — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Oó-je-en-á-he-a, Woman Who Lives In A Bear

Admire George Catlin’s ‘Oó-je-en-á-he-a’. This 1832 Native American portrait showcases vibrant colors & intense expressions. Hand-painted reproduction – a unique piece of frontier art.

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Ha Na Tá Nu Maúk, Wolf Chief, Head Chief Of The Tribe — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Ha Na Tá Nu Maúk, Wolf Chief, Head Chief Of The Tribe

George Catlin’s ‘Ha na tá nu maúk’ (Wolf Chief) – a 1832 portrait of a Native American head chief. Admire this captivating painting's detail & historical significance. #NativeAmericanArt #Catlin #HistoricalPainting

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Pam A Hó, The Swimmer, One Of Black Hawk's Warriors — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Pam A Hó, The Swimmer, One Of Black Hawk's Warriors

Capture the spirit of Native American life with George Catlin's detailed 1832 painting, Pam a hó, The Swimmer; discover this historic masterpiece for your collection.

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Mandan Dance (also Known As The Last Race, Mandan O-kee-pa Ceremony) — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Mandan Dance (also Known As The Last Race, Mandan O-kee-pa Ceremony)

Capture the vibrant energy of a Native American ceremony with George Catlin's 1832 masterpiece; discover this historical oil painting today.

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Shó Me Kós See, The Wolf, A Chief — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Shó Me Kós See, The Wolf, A Chief

A powerful portrait of Shó me kós see, The Wolf, a Chief featuring an intricate feathered headdress by George Catlin from 1832 that captures the profound spirit of the American frontier for your private collection.

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Pash Ee Pa Hó, Little Stabbing Chief, The Younger, One Of Black Hawk's Braves — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Pash Ee Pa Hó, Little Stabbing Chief, The Younger, One Of Black Hawk's Braves

Experience George Catlin's vivid 1832 portrait of a Native American chief, capturing the vibrant spirit of the frontier; bring this historic masterpiece home today.

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Eé Hee A Duck Cée A, He Who Ties His Hair Before — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Eé Hee A Duck Cée A, He Who Ties His Hair Before

A striking 1832 portrait by George Catlin captures a Native American man in a feathered headdress alongside his horse, offering a profound glimpse into frontier history that you can bring to your collection.

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Ha Wón Je Tah, One Horn, Head Chief Of The Miniconjou Tribe — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Ha Wón Je Tah, One Horn, Head Chief Of The Miniconjou Tribe

A powerful portrait of One Horn, Head Chief of the Miniconjou Tribe, captured with striking detail by George Catlin in 1832, offering a profound window into Native American history for your private collection.

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Wi Lóoh Tah Eeh Tcháh Ta Máh Nee, Red Thing That Touches In Marching, Daughter Of Black Rock — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Wi Lóoh Tah Eeh Tcháh Ta Máh Nee, Red Thing That Touches In Marching, Daughter Of Black Rock

A powerful oil portrait by George Catlin captures the intense gaze of a Native American woman from 1832, offering a profound window into frontier history that you can bring to your private collection.

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Shoo De Gá Cha, The Smoke, Chief Of The Tribe — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Shoo De Gá Cha, The Smoke, Chief Of The Tribe

A powerful depiction of Native American Chief Shoo de gá cha with outstretched arms by George Catlin captures the 1832 frontier spirit, inviting you to explore this historic masterpiece for your private collection.

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Kah Béck A, The Twin, Wife Of Bloody Hand — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Kah Béck A, The Twin, Wife Of Bloody Hand

A striking portrait of a Native American woman with a stern gaze by George Catlin from 1832 captures the profound essence of frontier life and invites you to explore this historic masterpiece for your collection.

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Scene From The Play “the Treasury Of Loyal Retainers”\n\nscene From The Play “the Treasury Of Loyal Retainers” — Utagawa Kunisada Ii

Utagawa Kunisada Ii

1832
Scene From The Play “the Treasury Of Loyal Retainers”\n\nscene From The Play “the Treasury Of Loyal Retainers”

A vibrant gathering of figures in traditional kimonos captures the lively spirit of this 1832 ukiyo-e print by Utagawa Kunisada II, inviting you to bring a piece of Edo period history into your home collection.

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Pa Rís Ka Róo Pa, Two Crows, A Band Chief — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Pa Rís Ka Róo Pa, Two Crows, A Band Chief

A striking 1832 portrait of a Native American band chief holding feathered staffs by George Catlin captures the profound spirit of the American frontier and invites you to bring this historical masterpiece into your collection.

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Wa Sáw Me Saw, Roaring Thunder, Youngest Son Of Black Hawk — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Wa Sáw Me Saw, Roaring Thunder, Youngest Son Of Black Hawk

A striking portrait of the red-haired Native American warrior Wa sáw me saw by George Catlin captures a profound sense of 1832 frontier history, inviting you to explore this powerful piece of American heritage.

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Tcha Dés Sa Ko Máh Pee, Bear's Child — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Tcha Dés Sa Ko Máh Pee, Bear's Child

Explore George Catlin’s ‘Tcha dés sa ko máh pee,’ a captivating 1832 portrait of an Indigenous man in ethnographic style. Rich textures & symbolic details – a unique piece!

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Tcha Aés Ka Ding, Grandson Of Buffalo Bull's Back Fat — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Tcha Aés Ka Ding, Grandson Of Buffalo Bull's Back Fat

See George Catlin's detailed 1832 portrait of a young Native American boy, capturing frontier life; discover this captivating piece today.

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Eh Toh'k Pah She Pée Shah, Black Moccasin, Aged Chief — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Eh Toh'k Pah She Pée Shah, Black Moccasin, Aged Chief

A powerful portrait of Black Moccasin, an aged Chief, captured with meticulous detail by George Catlin in 1832 to preserve the vanishing frontier spirit, inviting you to bring this piece of history into your collection.

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Bi Éets Ee Cure, Very Sweet Man — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Bi Éets Ee Cure, Very Sweet Man

A regal Native American man with a peaceful expression and feather headdress dominates this 1832 portrait by George Catlin, offering a profound window into frontier history for collectors seeking timeless heritage.

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Pa Ris Ka Roó Pa, Two Crows, A Chief — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Pa Ris Ka Roó Pa, Two Crows, A Chief

Experience George Catlin's evocative 1832 portrait of a Native American chief, capturing profound cultural depth; bring this historical masterpiece home today.

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Floyd's Grave, Where Lewis And Clark Buried Sergeant Floyd In 1804 — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Floyd's Grave, Where Lewis And Clark Buried Sergeant Floyd In 1804

A poignant historical depiction of the Lewis and Clark expedition's somber moment by George Catlin captures the rugged frontier spirit of 1832, inviting you to bring this piece of American history into your collection.

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La Wáh He Coots La Sháw No, Brave Chief, A Skidi (wolf) Pawnee — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
La Wáh He Coots La Sháw No, Brave Chief, A Skidi (wolf) Pawnee

Discover "Brave Chief, a Skidi (Wolf) Pawnee" by George Catlin! This 1832 oil painting showcases Native American culture & frontier life. A stunning piece of American art history.

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Pah Ta Cóo Chee, Shooting Cedar, A Brave — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Pah Ta Cóo Chee, Shooting Cedar, A Brave

A powerful portrait of a Native American man in a red headdress by George Catlin captures the 1832 frontier spirit through striking oil textures, inviting you to bring this piece of history into your collection.

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Jee Hé O Hó Shah, Cannot Be Thrown Down, A Warrior — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Jee Hé O Hó Shah, Cannot Be Thrown Down, A Warrior

Admire George Catlin’s ‘Jee hé o hó shah,’ a striking portrait of a Plains Native American warrior. Oil on canvas, rich impasto & vibrant colors capture his regalia. A unique 19th-century artwork.

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Foot War Party On The March, Upper Missouri — George Catlin

George Catlin

1832
Foot War Party On The March, Upper Missouri

A dynamic depiction of a Native American group traversing the Upper Missouri landscape by George Catlin captures the movement of 1832 frontier life, inviting you to explore this historic masterpiece for your collection.

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