Cheyenne Village 1861 - 1869

"Cheyenne Village" is a watercolor painting by American artist George Catlin (1796-1872) depicting a scene of everyday life in a Cheyenne encampment. The painting shows a group of Cheyenne people engaged in various activities, including preparing hides and tending to their belongings. The scene is set in a picturesque landscape, with teepees, trees, and a clear sky, creating a sense of calm and harmony. Catlin's work is known for its detailed and accurate depictions of Native American life, and this painting is no exception. His work is a testament to the beauty and complexity of Native American cultures, and it is important for understanding the history of the American West.