Osages: A Small Savage Tribe from North America, in the State of Missouri 1827

"Osages: A Small Savage Tribe from North America, in the State of Missouri" is a lithograph by Louis Léopold Boilly, created in 1827. The print depicts three Osage individuals, two men and one woman, in profile. The woman is named "Greicrouch," the man on the left is named "Manchahatchateck," and the man on the right is labeled as "Kiskinquapough." The work is notable for its depiction of Native American peoples, particularly the Osage tribe, who were known for their skilled artistry and craftsmanship. The print is part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection in New York City.