George Catlin

1835

Jú-ah-kís-gaw, Woman With Her Child in a Cradle

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1835

O-tá-wah, The Ottaway, a Warrior

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1835

Smoking Horses," a Curious Custom of the Sauk and Fox

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1835

General Winfield Scott (1786-1866)

New York Historical Society

1835

Comanche War Party, Mounted on Wild Horses

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1835

View on the Upper Mississippi, Beautiful Prairie Bluffs

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1835

Ball-play of the Women, Prairie du Chien

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1835

Wild Horses at Play

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1835

Beautiful Prairie Bluffs, Upper Mississippi

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1835

Kee-o-kúk, The Watchful Fox, Chief of the Tribe

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1835

View on Lake St. Croix, Upper Mississippi

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1835

Wife of Kee-o-kúk

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1836

Bear Dance, Preparing for a Bear Hunt

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1836

Self-torture in a Sioux Religious Ceremony

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1836

Beggar's Dance, Mouth of Teton River

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1836

Gaw-záw-que-dung, He Who Halloes

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1836

Begging Dance, Sauk and Fox

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1836

Snowshoe Dance at the First Snowfall

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1836

Slave Dance, Sac and Fox

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1836

View on the Wisconsin River, Winnebago Shooting Ducks

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1836

Braves' Dance, Ojibwa

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1836

Ee-tów-o-kaum, Both Sides of the River, Chief of the Tribe

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1836

Waun-naw-con, The Dish (John W. Quinney), a Missionary Preacher

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1836

Kay-ée-qua-da-kúm-ee-gísh-kum, He Who Tries the Ground with His Foot

Smithsonian American Art Museum