A Small Village of Remos Indians 1854 - 1869

"A Small Village of Remos Indians" (1854-1869) by George Catlin is a watercolor painting depicting a tranquil scene of a village nestled amongst lush foliage and palm trees. The painting, framed in an oval shape, is part of Catlin's larger collection of works documenting Native American life. The artist's meticulous detail and subtle color palette evoke a sense of peace and harmony, capturing the beauty of a traditional Remos village. This piece, like many of Catlin's works, offers a valuable glimpse into the history and culture of Indigenous peoples in the United States.