81 Free Artworks of The Aboriginal Portfolio

james otto lewis lithographs in the smithsonian american art museum hand-colored lithograph on paper smithsonian american art museum ojibwa people ho-chunk potawatomi (people)1825 portrait lithographs of men miami people miami (tribe)

1827 Mi-A-Qu-A, Miami anagoria

1827 portrait lithographs of men berlin

1825 Waemboeshkaa, Chippeway anagoria

1825 portrait lithographs of men berlin

1835 Waa-Top-e-Not (or the Eagle's Bed), Fox anagoria

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Waa-kaun-see-kaa, James Otto Lewis

1825 portrait lithographs of men ho-chunk

Chippeway Women, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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The Pipe Dance and the Tomahawk Dance of the Chippeway Tribe, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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TA-MA-KAKE-TOKE or the Woman that Spoke First; A Chippeway Woman (mourning), from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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View of the Great Treaty Held at Prairie Du Chien, September 1825, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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A Miami Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

lithographs in the smithsonian american art museum the aboriginal portfolio

THE SON; A Miami Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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A Young Miami Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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A Sioux Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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A Celebrated Ottowa Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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A Chippeway Woman and Child, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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PE-CHE-CO; A Pottowattomie Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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BILLY SHANE; A Shawnee Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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MI-A-QU‑A; A Miami Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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PE-A-JICK; A Chippewa Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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BREWETT; A Celebrated Chief Miami Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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THE LITTLE CROW, A Celebrated Sioux Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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CHA-CO-TO, A Pottowattomie Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

lithographs in the smithsonian american art museum the aboriginal portfolio

PACHE-E-PO; A Pottowattomie Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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CAN-NO-SA-QUA; A Pottowattomie Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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WA-KAUN or the Snake; A Winnebago Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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ME-NO-QUET; A Distinguished Pottowattomie Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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MAUCK-COOMAUN; A Celebrated Ioway Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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AT-TE-CONSE or the Young Rein Deer; A Chippeway Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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PEN-NOW-WE-TA; A Miami Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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KE-WA-DIN or the North Wind; A Chippeway Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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JACK-O-PA or the Six; A Chippeway Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

lithographs in the smithsonian american art museum the aboriginal portfolio

PE-SCHICK-EE; A Celebrated Chippeway Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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SHOUNK-CHUNK the Black Wolf; A Winnebago Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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CHAT-O-MIS-SEE; Pottowattomie Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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WA-EM-BOESH-KAA; A Chippeway Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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FRANCIS GODFROY; A Celebrated Chief Among the Miamis, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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SUN-A-GET or Hard Times; A Pottawatomie Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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WADT-HE-DOO-KAANA; Chief of the Winnebagoes, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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NA-SHE-MUNG-GA, A Miami Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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RICHARDVILLE; The Head Chief of the Miami Tribe of the Indians, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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SHE-SHEBA or The Little Duck; A Celebrated Winnebago Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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KEE-ME-ONE or Rain; A Chippeway Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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KER-O-MENEE; A Celebrated Winnebago Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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MISH-SHA-QUAT or the Clear Sky; A Chippeway Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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WAA-TOP-E-NOT or the Eagle’s Bed; A Fox Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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KEE-O-TUCK-KEE; A Pottowattomie Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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MEN-DOW-MIN or The Corn; A Chippewa Dwarf, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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WAA-BA-SHAW; A Celebrated Sioux Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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WEESH-CUB or the Sweet; A Noted Chippeway Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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MO-WAN-ZA or The Little Wolf; A Miami Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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WAA-NA-TAA or the Foremost in Battle; Chief of the Sioux Tribe, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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NAH-SHAW-A-GAA The White Dog’s Son, Pottawatomie Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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MA-KO-ME-TA or the Bear’s Oil; A Monomonie Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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WAA-BIN-DE-BA or the White Headed Eagle; A Chippeway Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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CUT-TAA-TAS-TIA; A Celebrated Chief of the Fox Tribe, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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TOO-SHA-NA-GAN-KA or The Little Otter; A Winnebago Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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WAA-KAUN-SEE-KAA or the Rattle Snake; A Winnebago Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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MA-CHE-KA-KAT or the Bad Hawk; A Monomonie Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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CAW-TAA-WAA-BE-TA or the Snagle’d Tooth; A Chippewa Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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WAA-PA-LAA or the Playing Fox; Prince of the Fox Tribe, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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SHING-GAA-BA-W’OSIN or the Figure’s Stone; Chippewa Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

lithographs in the smithsonian american art museum the aboriginal portfolio

ASH-E-TAA-NA-QUET; A Celebrated Chippeway Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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CAA-TAA-KE MUNG-GA or the Speckle’d Loon, A Miami Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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TSHU-GU-GA; A Celebrated Chief half Winnebago and half French, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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KITCH-EE-I-AA-BA or the Big Buck; A Chippewa Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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A Winnebago Woman; Wife of O’-CHECK-KA or Four Legs, from the Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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O‑WAN-ICH-KOH or the Little Elk; A Winnebago Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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O‑CHE-NA-SHINK-KAD or the Man that Stands and Strikes; A Winnebago Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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KAA-NUN-DER-WAAGUINSE-ZOO or the Berry Picker; A Famous Chippewa Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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O’-CHECK-KA or Four Legs; Head Chief of the Winnebagoes of Winnebago Lake Michigan, from the Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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NABU-NAA-KEE-SHICK or The One Side of the Sky, A Chippewa Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio - SAAM - 1973.167.20, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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O‑HYA-WA-NIM-CE-KEE or the Yellow Thunder; A Chippeway Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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MAC-CUT-I-MISH-E-CA-CU-CAC or Black Hawk; A Celebrated Sac Chief, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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TENS-QUA-TA-WA or The One Who Opens the Door; Shawnese Prophet (Brother of Tecumthe), from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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KEE-O-KUCK or The Watching Fox; The present Chief of the Sauli Tribe and the Successor to Black Hawk, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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A View of the Butte Des Morts Treaty Ground; With the Arrival of the Commissioners Gov. Lewis Cass and Col. McKenny, from The Aboriginal Portfolio, James Otto Lewis, 1835

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Waemboeshkaa, Chippeway Chief, 1825, James Otto Lewis

nordamerikaabteilung in ethnological museum, berlin the aboriginal portfolio

The Little Crow, a celebrated Sioux Chief, 1825, James Otto Lewis

nordamerikaabteilung in ethnological museum, berlin the aboriginal portfolio

Ker-o-menée, a celebrated Winnebago Chief, 1827, James Otto Lewis

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Wadt-He-Doo-Kaana, Winnebago Chief, 1825, James Otto Lewis

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Waa-kaun-see-kaa (cropped), James Otto Lewis

1825 portrait lithographs of men ho-chunk

Potawatomi Chief Me-No-Quet Monoquet Menoquet of the Tippecanoe Kosciusko County Indiana Natice Americans, 1835

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