La Salle's Party Feasted in the Illinois Village. January 2, 1680 1847 - 1848

"La Salle's Party Feasted in the Illinois Village" is a painting by American artist George Catlin from 1847–1848. Depicting a gathering of Native Americans around a fire in a winter village, the artwork offers a glimpse into the life of indigenous peoples in the 17th century. It depicts a gathering of Native Americans around a fire in a winter village and is a reminder of the rich cultural history of the United States. Catlin's work is known for its meticulous attention to detail, capturing the vibrant colors and intricate patterns of Native American clothing and traditions. This specific painting is part of the "Catlin's Indian Gallery" collection, a series of paintings by Catlin that documented the lives of Native Americans in the 19th century.