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LITTLE ELK, 1826. Hoowanneka, or Little Elk. Lithograph after a painting, 1826

LITTLE ELK, 1826. Hoowanneka, or Little Elk. Lithograph after a painting, 1826


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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

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1826 American Indian Armlet Chief Feather Headdress Lewis Medallion Necklace Otto Tomohawk Traditional Warrior Winnebago


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The captivating lithograph print titled "LITTLE ELK, 1826" transports us back to early America, offering a glimpse into the rich culture and traditions of Native American tribes. The subject of this remarkable artwork is Hoowanneka, also known as Little Elk, a prominent chief among the Winnebago tribe. Rendered with exquisite detail by artist James Otto Lewis in 1826, this portrait showcases Little Elk adorned in traditional attire befitting his esteemed position. A magnificent feather headdress crowns his head while an intricately crafted armlet and medallion accentuate his regal presence. His stoic expression reflects both strength and wisdom earned through years of leadership. Little Elk's warrior spirit shines through as he holds a tomahawk firmly in hand—a symbol of protection for his people. The lithograph captures every intricate line and texture, allowing us to appreciate Lewis' skillful artistry that brings this historical figure to life. This print serves as a powerful reminder of the diverse cultures that shaped America's history. It invites viewers to reflect on the resilience and contributions made by indigenous communities throughout time. As we gaze upon Little Elk's visage, we are transported back centuries ago when these lands were home to vibrant civilizations whose legacies continue to inspire admiration today.

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