Lewis and Clark Reach Shoshone Camp Led by Sacajawea the Bird Woman 1918

"Lewis and Clark Reach Shoshone Camp Led by Sacajawea the Bird Woman" is a painting by Charles M. Russell, created in 1918, depicting a significant moment in the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Russell, known for his depictions of the American West, portrays the explorers encountering a Shoshone camp, led by the iconic Sacajawea. The scene is set against a majestic mountain backdrop, emphasizing the vastness and grandeur of the frontier. The painting captures the tension and excitement of this historical encounter, showcasing Russell's talent for capturing the spirit of the American West.