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CHEROKEE DELEGATION, 1730. The Cherokee Embassy to England. The delegation of Cherokee chiefs who visited London in 1730. Line engraving by Isaac Basire, 1730

CHEROKEE DELEGATION, 1730. The Cherokee Embassy to England. The delegation of Cherokee chiefs who visited London in 1730. Line engraving by Isaac Basire, 1730


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CHEROKEE DELEGATION, 1730. The Cherokee Embassy to England. The delegation of Cherokee chiefs who visited London in 1730. Line engraving by Isaac Basire, 1730

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CHEROKEE DELEGATION, 1730. The Cherokee Embassy to England. The delegation of Cherokee chiefs who visited London in 1730. Line engraving by Isaac Basire, 1730

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. This print captures a significant moment in history when a group of Cherokee chiefs embarked on an extraordinary journey from their homeland to the bustling city of London in 1730. Pictured here is the delegation of proud Native American leaders, adorned in traditional attire that showcases their rich cultural heritage. The image portrays these brave men as ambassadors for their people, representing the Cherokee Nation during this pivotal period of colonial expansion and assimilation efforts. With bows and arrows held firmly at their sides, they stand tall as symbols of resilience and strength amidst Western influences. Isaac Basire's intricate line engraving beautifully preserves this historic encounter between two vastly different worlds - the ancient traditions of the indigenous peoples and the emerging power dynamics shaping early America. This visual documentation offers us a glimpse into a time when Native Americans sought diplomatic relations with European powers like England, hoping to secure alliances while navigating complex negotiations for land rights and protection against encroachment. As we reflect upon this remarkable piece from Granger Art on Demand's Carousel Collection curated by Bradley Smith, it serves as a reminder that history is not just about dates or events but also about individuals whose stories deserve recognition and remembrance.

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