Patagon Chief, His Brother, and Daughter by George Catlin

Patagon Chief, His Brother, and Daughter 1856 - 1869

georgecatlin

water colours

pastel soft colours

handmade artwork painting

underpainting

muted green

painting painterly

watercolour bleed

watercolour illustration

green and neutral

watercolor

George Catlin's "Patagon Chief, His Brother, and Daughter" (1856-1869) is a watercolor painting depicting a Patagonian family. Catlin, known for his depictions of Native American life, captures the family in a formal portrait style, showcasing their attire and traditions. The chief, adorned with feathers and elaborate jewelry, stands proudly with his brother and daughter. This painting is a testament to Catlin's dedication to documenting the cultures of Indigenous peoples, offering viewers a glimpse into their lives.