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30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: GERMAN PRINCE & MINATERRE. The Swiss artist, Karl Bodmer (at far right), and Prince

GERMAN PRINCE & MINATERRE. The Swiss artist, Karl Bodmer (at far right), and Prince Maximilian of Wied (in green coat), being introduced to Minatarre (Hidatsa)

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: MICANOPY (c1790-c1848). Native American Seminole chief. Lithograph after a painting

MICANOPY (c1790-c1848). Native American Seminole chief. Lithograph after a painting, c1826, by Charles Bird King

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: COMANCHE WAR PARTY, 1837. George Catlin: Comanche Mounted War Party, oil on canvas

COMANCHE WAR PARTY, 1837. George Catlin: Comanche Mounted War Party, oil on canvas, 1834-37

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: LITTLE ELK, 1826. Hoowanneka, or Little Elk. Lithograph after a painting, 1826

LITTLE ELK, 1826. Hoowanneka, or Little Elk. Lithograph after a painting, 1826, by James Otto Lewis

PUSHMATAHA (c1765-1824). Oil on canvas, 1824, by Charles Bird King

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: SIOUX CHIEF: TOBACCO. Tobacco, Oglala chief, Lakota Sioux: oil on canvas, 1832

SIOUX CHIEF: TOBACCO. Tobacco, Oglala chief, Lakota Sioux: oil on canvas, 1832, by George Catlin

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: LITTLE TURTLE (c1752-1812). Native American leader; chief of the Miami tribe

LITTLE TURTLE (c1752-1812). Native American leader; chief of the Miami tribe. Lithograph

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: GREENVILLE TREATY, 1795. The signature marks of some of the 1, 100 Native American chiefs

GREENVILLE TREATY, 1795. The signature marks of some of the 1, 100 Native American chiefs and warriors on the Greenville treaty of peace, 1795

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: INTERTRIBAL WARFARE. Two bands of Native American warriors clashing on the western plains

INTERTRIBAL WARFARE. Two bands of Native American warriors clashing on the western plains. Oil on canvas by Charles M. Russell

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: NATIVE AMERICANS: TRIBAL WARFARE. Counting Coup. Oil on canvas, 1902, by Charles M

NATIVE AMERICANS: TRIBAL WARFARE. Counting Coup. Oil on canvas, 1902, by Charles M. Russell

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: NATIVE AMERICANS OF NEW FRANCE 1701. Native Americans of New France. Pen-and-ink drawing

NATIVE AMERICANS OF NEW FRANCE 1701. Native Americans of New France. Pen-and-ink drawing, c1701, attributed to Charles Becard de Granville

HIDATSA NATIVE AMERICAN: BIROHKA. Watercolor, 1832-34, by Karl Bodmer

WHITE: BRITISH WOMAN. Watercolor, c1585, by John White

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: LE MOYNE: NATIVE AMERICANS, 1564. Rene de Laudonniere and the Florida Native Americans, 1564

LE MOYNE: NATIVE AMERICANS, 1564. Rene de Laudonniere and the Florida Native Americans, 1564. Watercolor by Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues

WHITE: BRITISH MAN, c1585. Watercolor by John White

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: CATLIN: MANDAN DANCE, 1867. Mandan O-kee-pa performers representing day and night

CATLIN: MANDAN DANCE, 1867. Mandan O-kee-pa performers representing day and night. Lithograph, 1867, by George Catlin

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: PIEGAN BLACKFOOT NATIVE AMERICAN. Makui-Poka (Child of the Wolf) Piegan Blackfoot Native American

PIEGAN BLACKFOOT NATIVE AMERICAN. Makui-Poka (Child of the Wolf) Piegan Blackfoot Native American. Watercolor on paper, 1832-34, by Karl Bodmer

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: PAWNEE: EARTH LODGES, 1880. Earth lodges of the Pawnee Native Americans. Pen-and-wash drawing

PAWNEE: EARTH LODGES, 1880. Earth lodges of the Pawnee Native Americans. Pen-and-wash drawing, 1880

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: BLACKFOOT NATIVE AMERICAN, 1832-34. Kiasax (Bear on the Left). Piegan Blackfoot Native American

BLACKFOOT NATIVE AMERICAN, 1832-34. Kiasax (Bear on the Left). Piegan Blackfoot Native American. Watercolor on paper, 1832-34, by Karl Bodmer

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: MANDAN BUFFALO SOCIETY. Leader of the Mandan Buffalo Bull Society

MANDAN BUFFALO SOCIETY. Leader of the Mandan Buffalo Bull Society. Watercolor and pencil by Karl Bodmer

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: TETON SIOUX NATIVE AMERICAN. Chan-Cha-Uia-Te-Uinn (Woman of the Nation), a Teton

TETON SIOUX NATIVE AMERICAN. Chan-Cha-Uia-Te-Uinn (Woman of the Nation), a Teton Sioux Native American. Watercolor, 1832-34, by Karl Bodmer

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: DELAWARE NATIVE AMERICAN. A Delaware Native American man, possibly Montgomery Montour

DELAWARE NATIVE AMERICAN. A Delaware Native American man, possibly Montgomery Montour. Lithograph, 1836, after a drawing, 1807, by Charles Balthazar Julien Fevret de Saint-Memin

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: WANATA (THE CHARGER) (c1795-1848). Yankton Sioux Native American chief. Lithograph

WANATA (THE CHARGER) (c1795-1848). Yankton Sioux Native American chief. Lithograph, American, c1836, after a painting, 1826, by Charles Bird King

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: CORNPLANTER (c1732-1836). Native American Seneca chief. Lithograph, 1836, after a painting by F

CORNPLANTER (c1732-1836). Native American Seneca chief. Lithograph, 1836, after a painting by F. Bartoli

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: OHIO BATTLE, 1791. Broadside describing the defeat of the American army under General Arthur St

OHIO BATTLE, 1791. Broadside describing the defeat of the American army under General Arthur St. Clair in a battle with Native Americans of the Northwest Territory, 4 November 1791

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: CATLIN: WICHITA CHIEF, 1834. Wee-ta-ra-sha-ro, aged Wichita Head Chief. Oil on canvas

CATLIN: WICHITA CHIEF, 1834. Wee-ta-ra-sha-ro, aged Wichita Head Chief. Oil on canvas, 1834, by George Catlin

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: WEST INDIES: ARAWAK INDIANS. Manuscript page believed written by a French member

WEST INDIES: ARAWAK INDIANS. Manuscript page believed written by a French member of a Francis Drake voyage to the West Indies

MOUNTAIN OF ROCKS, 1834. Comanche Chief. Oil on canvas, 1834, by George Catlin

BOW & QUIVER, 1832. A Comanche Chief. Oil on canvas, 1832, by George Catlin

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: ALASKA: ESKIMO WOMAN, 1904. An Eskimo woman smoking a pipe: photographed in Alaska

ALASKA: ESKIMO WOMAN, 1904. An Eskimo woman smoking a pipe: photographed in Alaska, 1904

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: NEW MEXICO: PUEBLO NATIVE AMERICANS. Pueblo Native Americans at Taos, New Mexico

NEW MEXICO: PUEBLO NATIVE AMERICANS. Pueblo Native Americans at Taos, New Mexico. From a stereo view, c1900

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: CHIPPEWA WIDOW, 1836. With her husbands belonging s

CHIPPEWA WIDOW, 1836. With her husbands belonging s. Lithograph, 1836, after a painting by James Otto Lewis

ESKIMO WOMEN, 1903. A group of Eskimo women photographed in Alaska in 1903

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: BRAZIL: CANNIBALISM, 1505. The earliest European depiction of New World Native

BRAZIL: CANNIBALISM, 1505. The earliest European depiction of New World Native Americans of some ethnographic authenticity, the Tupinambas of coastal Brazil at a cannibal feast. German woodcut, 1505

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: KING: IOWA WOMAN, 1824. Rantchewaime [Female Flying Pigeon], Iowa Native American woman

KING: IOWA WOMAN, 1824. Rantchewaime [Female Flying Pigeon], Iowa Native American woman. Oil on panel, 1824, by Charles Bird King

HOMER: CANOES. Native Americans making canoes. Watercolor, 1895, by Winslow Homer

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: SEQUOYA LETTER, 1845. Sequoya (1770?-1843), Native American Cherokee scholar

SEQUOYA LETTER, 1845. Sequoya (1770?-1843), Native American Cherokee scholar. Letter written in Cherokee by Oo-no-leh to Indian reservation agent P.M

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: IROQUOIS SACHEM, 1710. Tee Yee Neen Ho Ga Row, a Mohawk chief. Oil on canvas, 1710

IROQUOIS SACHEM, 1710. Tee Yee Neen Ho Ga Row, a Mohawk chief. Oil on canvas, 1710, by Jan Verelst

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: PUEBLO SUN DANCE. Sun dance of Pueblo Native Americans in Pueblo de Cochiti, New Mexico

PUEBLO SUN DANCE. Sun dance of Pueblo Native Americans in Pueblo de Cochiti, New Mexico. Photograph, 1888

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: CATLIN: QUARRY, 1836. Pipestone Quarry on the Coteau des Prairies. Oil on canvas

CATLIN: QUARRY, 1836. Pipestone Quarry on the Coteau des Prairies. Oil on canvas, 1836, by George Catlin

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: BLAKELOCK: NATIVE AMERICANS. Native American encampment

BLAKELOCK: NATIVE AMERICANS. Native American encampment. Oil on canvas, n.d. by Ralph Albert Blakelock

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: KING: PAWNEE BRAVES, 1822. Young Omaha, War Eagle, Little Missouri, and Pawnees

KING: PAWNEE BRAVES, 1822. Young Omaha, War Eagle, Little Missouri, and Pawnees. Oil on canvas, 1822, by Charles Bird King

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: KING: PAWNEE, c1822. Petalesharro (Generous Chief)

KING: PAWNEE, c1822. Petalesharro (Generous Chief). Loup Pawnee. Wood, c1822, by Charles Bird King

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: KING: PAWNEE, c1822. Peskelechaco. Republican Pawnee

KING: PAWNEE, c1822. Peskelechaco. Republican Pawnee. Oil on wood, c1822, by Charles Bird King

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: KING: OTO WOMAN, 1835. Hayne Hudjihnini (Eagle of Delight)

KING: OTO WOMAN, 1835. Hayne Hudjihnini (Eagle of Delight). Oto. Wood, 1835, by Charles Bird King

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: KING: WINNEBAGO, 1828. Hoowaunneka (Little Elk)

KING: WINNEBAGO, 1828. Hoowaunneka (Little Elk). Winnebago. Oil on wood, 1828, by Charles Bird King

CATLIN: ASSINIBOIN. Wi-jun-jon, The Light, Assiniboin: canvas, 1831, by George Catlin

30 Mar 2010 Canvas Print Collection: KING: MENOMINEE, 1831. Amiskuew (The Spoon)

KING: MENOMINEE, 1831. Amiskuew (The Spoon). Menominee. Oil on wood, 1831, by Charles Bird King

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