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Kiowa, Native American
ca. 1875

Maya artist(s)
600–900 CE

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81
Cheyenne or Arapaho (?)
13th–20th century

Attributed to Henderson Ledger Artist A
ca. 1880

Osage
early 20th century

Oto or Osage
late 19th century

Kiowa
late 19th or early 20th century

Cheyenne
ca. 1875

Georgeann Robinson
1965–70

Oto-Missouria
ca. 1900

Kiowa or Comanche
ca. 1915

Delaware
late 19th–early 20th century

Native American (Osage, Wazhazhe)
19th century

Native American (Creek, Muskhogean family)
19th century

Native American (Apache)
19th century

Southern Cheyenne, Native American
ca. 1875

Attributed to Henderson Ledger Artist B
ca. 1880

Attributed to Julian Scott Ledger Artist B
ca. 1880

Arapaho, Native American
ca. 1875

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81

Southern and Northern Cheyenne
ca. 1874–81
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