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Mrs. George Catlin (Clara Bartlet Gregory)
George Catlin
ca. 1830
George Catlin
John Wood Dodge
1835
Joseph Stallings
George Catlin
ca. 1829
Portrait of a Gentleman
George Catlin
ca. 1835
Portrait of a Gentleman
George Catlin
1827
Courting flute (siyotanka)
Native American (Sioux)
ca. 1850–1900
United States Military Academy at West Point, Looking South
George Catlin
ca. 1828
United States Military Academy at West Point, Looking North
George Catlin
ca. 1828
Clarion in E-flat
George Catlin
ca. 1820
A New Juvenile Drawing Book, Containing 24 Views, Landscapes, Figures, etc., Philadelphia, Published for the use of Schools
Francis Kearny
1822
Catlin the Celebrated Indian Traveller and Artist, Firing his Colt's Repeating Rifle before a Tribe of Carib Indians in South America
George Catlin
ca. 1855–60
Catlin the Artist Shooting Buffalos with Colt's Revolving Pistol
George Catlin
ca. 1855–60
Water Hunting for Deer, a Night Scene on the River Susquehanna Penn
George Catlin
ca. 1855–60
A Mid-Day Halt on the Rio Trombutos, Brazil
George Catlin
ca. 1855–60
Catlin the Artist and Hunter Shooting Buffalos with Colt's Revolving Rifle
George Catlin
ca. 1855–60
Catlin the Artist and Sportsman Releiving one of his Companions from an Unpleasant Predicament During his Travels in Brazil
George Catlin
ca. 1855–60
Turban Headdress
Kitkahanhki Pawnee
ca. 1830
Bum-bemsue
Thomas Martin Easterly
1847
Life on the Prairie: The Trappers Defence, "Fire Fight Fire"
Arthur Fitzwilliam Tait
1862
Life on the Prairie: The Buffalo Hunt
Arthur Fitzwilliam Tait
1862