During the last days of the Potawatomi and Miami tribes in Indiana, before their forced removal west, a British-born artist, George Winter, was able to capture through his paintings, watercolors, and drawings the culture of these Native Americans. This lavishly illustrated volume focuses on the career of Winter, one of the first professional artists to live and work in Indiana.
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"Thank heaven!" exclaimed the artist's companion as the two travelers approached the small city, "the remembrances of the Maumee country are somewhat superceded by the cheerful aspect of the scene around us." Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
playing moccasin, been preliminary sketches, removal camp, village reservations, council scene, finished oils, dissolving views, trading establishment, picturesque effect Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
George Winter, New York, Notice of Winter, Frances Slocum, National Archives, United States, Fort Wayne, Biddle's Island, Crooked Creek, Francis Godfroy, Winter's Notes, Biographical Sketch, Joseph Barron, American Art Exhibition Catalogs, George Catlin, W's Indian, East Oakland, Record Group, American Indians, Chief Godfroy, Geo Winter, Nette Ball, Smithsonian Institution, Indiana Historical Society, Indian Council New!
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"Thank heaven!" exclaimed the artist's companion as the two travelers approached the small city, "the remembrances of the Maumee country are somewhat superceded by the cheerful aspect of the scene around us." Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
playing moccasin, been preliminary sketches, removal camp, village reservations, council scene, finished oils, dissolving views, trading establishment, picturesque effect Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
George Winter, New York, Notice of Winter, Frances Slocum, National Archives, United States, Fort Wayne, Biddle's Island, Crooked Creek, Francis Godfroy, Winter's Notes, Biographical Sketch, Joseph Barron, American Art Exhibition Catalogs, George Catlin, W's Indian, East Oakland, Record Group, American Indians, Chief Godfroy, Geo Winter, Nette Ball, Smithsonian Institution, Indiana Historical Society, Indian Council New!
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- North American Indians by Herman J. Viola on page 21, and page 39
- North American Indians (Penguin Classics) by George Catlin on page 21, and page 39
- The Shawnee Prophet (Bison Books) by R. David Edmunds on page 38, and page 39
- Native America (Color & Learn) by Kathy Rogers on page 18
- Great Lakes by Rh Value Publishing on page 38
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