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- 1. The West in Jacksonian Arts Jennifer Bishop – Brandeis HS
- 7. Shon-Ka-Ki-He-Ga, Horse Chief, Grand Pawnee Head Chief, Pawnee, 1832.
- 8. Mah-To-Toh-Pa, Four Bears, Second Chief, in full dress, Mandan, 1832
- 9. La-Doo-Ke-A, Buffalo Bull, A grand Pawnee Warrior, Pawnee, 1832
- 10. Pshan-Shaw, Sweet-Scented Grass, 12 yr old daughter of Bloody Hand, Arikara, 1832
- 11. Ju-Ah-Kis-Gaw, Woman with her child in a cradle, Ojibwa (Chippewa) , 1835
- 12. Wi-Jun-Jon, Pigeon’s Egg Head (The Light) Gong to and Returning from Washington, Assiniboine, 1837 - 1839
- 13. Fort Pierre, Mouth of the Teton River, 1200 miles above St. Louis, 1832
- 14. Buffalo Hunt under the Wolf-Skin Mask, 1832 - 1833
- 15. Bird’s-Eye View of the Mandan Village, 1800 miles above St. Louis, Mandan, 1837 - 1839
- 16. Sioux encamped on the Upper Missouri, Dressing Buffalo Meat and Robes, Western Sioux (Dakota), 1832
- 17. Mandan O-Kee-Pa Ceremony, Mandan 1832
- 18. Credits “ George Catlin and his Indian Gallery.” http://americanart.si.edu/Catlin/index.html .
Notas del editor
- Cooper’s novel popularized the figure of the stoic, lone Indian observing the passing of his people. Stone's plays drew theatergoers to learn a story of Metacom, or King Philip – the doomed leader of a 17 th century Indian war in New England. The “vanishing” Indians are a permanent fixture in the cultural landscape.
- Catlin claimed that he visited 50 nations from the Missouri River to southwest Texas. Born in Pennsylvania in 1796, spent years practicing law in Connecticut. 1821 moves to Philadelphia to become an artist.
- “ the living manners, customs, and character of an interesting race of people, who are rapidly passing away from the face of the earth, lending a hand to a dying nation who have no historians or biographers of their own to portray with fidelity their native looks and history.” “ the living manners, customs, and character of an interesting race of people, who are rapidly passing away from the face of the earth, lending a hand to a dying nation who have no historians or biographers of their own to portray with fidelity their native looks and history.” “ the living manners, customs, and character of an interesting race of people, who are rapidly passing away from the face of the earth, lending a hand to a dying nation who have no historians or biographers of their own to portray with fidelity their native looks and history.” “ the living manners, customs, and character of an interesting race of people, who are rapidly passing away from the face of the earth, lending a hand to a dying nation who have no historians or biographers of their own to portray with fidelity their native looks and history.” “ the living manners, customs, and character of an interesting race of people, who are rapidly passing away from the face of the earth, lending a hand to a dying nation who have no historians or biographers of their own to portray with fidelity their native looks and history.” “ the living manners, customs, and character of an interesting race of people, who are rapidly passing away from the face of the earth, lending a hand to a dying nation who have no historians or biographers of their own to portray with fidelity their native looks and history.” “ the living manners, customs, and character of an interesting race of people, who are rapidly passing away from the face of the earth, lending a hand to a dying nation who have no historians or biographers of their own to portray with fidelity their native looks and history.” Used his paints and brushed to record “the living manners, customs, and character of an interesting race of people, who are rapidly passing away from the face of the earth, lending a hand to a dying nation who have no historians or biographers of their own to portray with fidelity their native looks and history.
- Original character = those not exposed to whites. These are uncorrupted and worthy of representation on canvas. Those who traded and lived among whites were diminished physically and morally by the evils of alcohol, small pox and guns. Believes all will eventually succumb to their secondary nature eventually, as whites continue to move west.
- This is not the same as the source. This is the beginning of the ceremony before the “Cutting Scene.”