Three Omagua Men 1854 - 1869

"Three Omagua Men" is a watercolor painting created by George Catlin between 1854 and 1869. It depicts three men from the Omagua tribe, a group indigenous to the Amazon Basin. The men are shown standing in a row, with their bodies facing forward, adorned in traditional clothing and accessories. Catlin, known for his extensive work documenting Native American cultures, captures the Omagua tribe's appearance and attire with meticulous detail, highlighting the unique aspects of their cultural identity. This artwork exemplifies Catlin's commitment to preserving and sharing knowledge of diverse Indigenous peoples.