9 Free Artworks of Meskwaki People

albert newsamthe aboriginal portfoliojames otto lewissmithsonian american art museumromanticismworks after charles bird kinggunstock war clubscharles bird kingfur clothing of indigenous peoples of north americalithographs in the smithsonian american art museum
Kee-shes-wa, Charles Bird King
meskwaki peopleromanticism
Ne-Sou-A Quoit, a Fox Chief, Charles Bird King, 1837
lithographs in the national gallery of art (washington, d.c.)romanticism
Karl Bodmer Travels in America (10), Karl Bodmer
native americans in art by karl bodmerbarbizon school
Waa-Top-e-Not (the Eagle's Bed), Fox Chief, 1835, James Otto Lewis
nordamerikaabteilung in ethnological museum, berlinthe aboriginal portfolio
Aih-no-wa, The Fire, a Fox Medicine Man, George Catlin, 1835
paintings by george catlin in the smithsonian american art museumrealism
WAA-TOP-E-NOT or the Eagle’s Bed; A Fox Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835
lithographs in the smithsonian american art museumthe aboriginal portfolio
Ne-Sou-A Quoit, a Fox chief - painted by C.B. King ; on stone by A Newsam ; Lehman & Duval Lithrs. LCCN93505619, Albert Newsam, 1837
meskwaki peoplealbert newsam
Ne-Sou-A Quoit, a Fox chief - painted by C.B. King ; on stone by A Newsam ; Lehman & Duval Lithrs. LCCN93505619 (cropped), Albert Newsam, 1837
meskwaki peoplealbert newsam
WAA-PA-LAA or the Playing Fox; Prince of the Fox Tribe, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835
lithographs in the smithsonian american art museumthe aboriginal portfolio
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