Four Dogrib Indians 1855 - 1869

"Four Dogrib Indians" is a watercolor painting by American artist George Catlin, created between 1855 and 1869. The artwork depicts four Dogrib Indians, a First Nations group from Canada, in their traditional clothing and attire. The painting captures the detail and diversity of their cultural practices, showcasing their intricate beadwork and headdresses. Catlin was known for his extensive documentation of Native American cultures during the 19th century. His work aimed to preserve the traditions and way of life of Indigenous peoples in North America before they were lost to modernization.