A Crow Chief, a Warrior, and His Wife 1855 - 1869

"A Crow Chief, a Warrior, and His Wife" is a watercolor painting created between 1855 and 1869 by George Catlin, known for his portrayals of Native American life. The painting, framed in an oval, showcases a Crow chief, his warrior son, and his wife, all adorned in traditional attire. Catlin's works are renowned for their detailed depictions of Native American customs and culture, offering valuable historical insights into the lives of indigenous peoples of the American West.