Ojibbeway Indians 1861 - 1869

George Catlin's "Ojibbeway Indians" (1861-1869) depicts a group of Indigenous people from the Ojibwe nation. The painting highlights the cultural traditions of the Ojibwe people, showcasing their clothing, weaponry, and daily life. The artwork, rendered in watercolor, captures the detail of the Ojibwe people's attire, their expressions, and their physical presence. Catlin was a prominent painter of Native American life in the 19th century, known for his detailed and accurate portrayals. His works provide valuable historical insights into the lives of Native American communities.