Mauhees Encampment 1854 - 1869

“Mauhees Encampment” is a painting by George Catlin, created between 1854 and 1869. It depicts a scene of indigenous people in a lush, tropical landscape. The painting likely reflects Catlin’s fascination with Native American cultures, which he documented extensively during his travels. The painting's style is characteristic of Catlin’s work, employing detailed depictions of Native American life and a romanticized perspective. It is a valuable historical document offering insights into the lives and customs of indigenous peoples during this time.