George Catlin

1834

Comanche War Party, Chief Discovering the Enemy and Urging his Men at Sunrise

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Téh-ke-néh-kee, Black Coat, a Chief

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Tchong-tas-sáb-bee, Black Dog, Second Chief

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Comanche Village, Women Dressing Robes and Drying Meat

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Cól-lee, a Band Chief

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Comanche Lodge of Buffalo Skins

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Comanche Meeting the Dragoons

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Comanche Warriors, with White Flag, Receiving the Dragoons

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Comanche Moving Camp, Dog Fight Enroute

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Cler-mónt, First Chief of the Tribe

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

A Choctaw Woman

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Tcha-tó-ga, Mad Buffalo, Murderer of Two White Men

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Hose-put-o-káw-gee, a Brave

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Comanche Feats of Horsemanship

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1834

His-oo-sán-chees, Little Spaniard, a Warrior

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Quáy-hám-kay, Stone Shell, a Brave

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Ball-Play Dance

Renwick Gallery

1834

Eé-shah-kó-nee, Bow and Quiver, First Chief of the Tribe

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Cáh-he-ga-shín-ga, Little Chief

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Mun-ne-pús-kee, He Who Is Not Afraid; Ko-ha-túnk-a, Big Crow; And Nah-cóm-ee-shee, Man of the Bed, Three Young Warriors

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Ah'-sho-cole, Rotten Foot, a Noted Warrior

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Beautiful Savannah in the Pine Woods of Florida

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Ta-wáh-que-nah, Mountain of Rocks, Second Chief of the Tribe

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1834

Kotz-a-tó-ah, Smoked Shield, a Distinguished Warrior

Smithsonian American Art Museum