Green Corn Dance - Minatarrees 1861

"Green Corn Dance - Minatarrees" is a watercolor painting created by George Catlin in 1861. The painting depicts a group of Minatarree, also known as Hidatsa, Native Americans performing a traditional dance. Catlin, a renowned artist and ethnographer, is known for his detailed depictions of Native American life and culture, particularly in the American West. The painting captures the vibrant colors and dynamic movements of the dance, showcasing the artist's keen observation and skill. This painting offers a glimpse into the rich traditions and cultural expressions of the Minatarree people.