A Small Tobos Village 1854 - 1869

georgecatlin

toned paper

water colours

light earthy tone

underpainting

muted green

painting painterly

watercolour bleed

watercolour illustration

watercolor

warm toned green

"A Small Tobos Village" (1854-1869) by George Catlin depicts a serene scene of a Native American village nestled amidst a lush landscape. The composition is framed by a circular border, drawing attention to the details of the village, including a small hut with people gathered around it. Catlin, renowned for his depictions of Native American life, captures the beauty and tranquility of the Tobos community, offering a glimpse into their daily life and culture. The painting, executed in a realistic style, is a testament to Catlin's artistic talent and his commitment to documenting the diverse cultures of the Indigenous peoples of the Americas.