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Wi-Jun-Jon, an Assinneboin Chief, pub. 1845 (colour lithograph). Creator: George Catlin
Wi-Jun-Jon, an Assinneboin Chief, from Catlins North American Indian Portfolio. Hunting Scenes and Amusements of the Rocky Mountains and Prairies of America, pub. 1845 (colour lithograph). Wi-ju n-jon (1796– 1872) shown here before and after his trip to Washington DC in 1832;
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1845 Chieftain George Catlin 1796 1872 Great Plains Hand Coloured Engraving Illusration North America Colour Lithograph Historica Graphica Collection
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This 19th-century colour lithograph showcases Wi-Jun-Jon, an Assinneboin Chief, as depicted by the talented artist George Catlin. The print is part of Catlin's renowned North American Indian Portfolio, specifically his collection titled "Hunting Scenes and Amusements of the Rocky Mountains and Prairies of America" published in 1845. Wi-Jun-Jon, a prominent figure in Native American history, is portrayed both before and after his significant journey to Washington DC in 1832. This visual representation offers a glimpse into the transformation he underwent during that time. The hand-coloured engraving beautifully captures Wi-Jun-Jon's dignified presence as an esteemed chieftain. His Pigeons Egg Head hairstyle symbolizes his status within the tribe and serves as a striking feature in this portrait. Catlin's attention to detail brings out the vibrancy of colours used throughout the lithograph, enhancing its overall appeal. The Great Plains landscape serves as a backdrop for Wi-Jun-Jon, emphasizing his connection with nature and his people. As we admire this historical artwork from Heritage Images' Historica Graphica Collection, it reminds us of the rich cultural heritage present within North America. It invites viewers to appreciate not only Wi-Jun-Jon's individual story but also acknowledges the broader narrative of indigenous peoples on this continent.
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