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Kee-o-tuck-kee
3670923 Kee-o-tuck-kee by Lewis, James Otto (1799-1858); Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois, USA; (add.info.: The aboriginal port-folio: a collection of portraits of the most celebrated chiefs of the North American Indians / by J.O. Lewis
A Pottowattomie Chief; painted at the Treaty of Green Bay 1827, by J.O. Lewis
by Lewis, James Otto, 1799-1858); eNewberry Library; American, out of copyright
Media ID 22971854
© Newberry Library / Bridgeman Images
Clothing And Dress Earring Indians Of North America Indigenous Kings And Rulers Lithographs Nose Piercing Point Potawatomi Indians Ring Tribal Chiefs
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This print titled "Kee-o-tuck-kee" by James Otto Lewis takes us back to a significant moment in history, capturing the essence of Native American culture. The image showcases a Pottowattomie Chief adorned with intricate jewelry and an impressive headdress, symbolizing his status and authority within his tribe. The chief's piercing gaze reflects wisdom and strength, as if he holds the knowledge of generations past. His regal attire highlights the rich cultural heritage of indigenous peoples, emphasizing their connection to nature and their deep-rooted traditions. Lewis masterfully captures every detail in this lithograph, from the delicate rings on the chief's fingers to the ornate earrings that hang gracefully from his ears. The engraving technique adds depth and texture to each stroke, bringing life to this historical portrait. Through this artwork, we are reminded of the resilience and dignity exhibited by Native American tribes during a time when their way of life was under threat. It serves as a testament to their enduring spirit and serves as an important record for future generations. Displayed at Newberry Library in Chicago, Illinois, this print invites viewers into a world filled with cultural significance and profound beauty. It is not just an image; it is a powerful representation of identity, tradition, and pride that continues to resonate today.
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