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Material: Hand colored lithograph
Date: 1842
Measurements: 14⅛ × 20 inches; matted 18 × 24 inches
Provenance: Private collection, Tucson, AZ
Note: Listed on contents page of Volume I. First edition, Rice and Clark, Philadelphia. Many original paintings destroyed in the Smithsonian fire of 1865, making the lithographs the only surviving record of numerous subjects.
Hand colored lithograph portrait of Wesh-Cubb, a Chippeway Chief, from the first edition of McKenney and Hall's History of the Indian Tribes of North America, published by Rice and Clark of Philadelphia in 1842. Displays particularly vibrant and well-preserved hand coloring. McKenney and Hall's three-volume publication (1836–1844) drew upon the portrait collection assembled by Thomas L. McKenney during his tenure as head of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. From a private collection in Tucson, Arizona.
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Material: Hand colored lithograph
Date: 1842
Measurements: 14⅛ × 20 inches; matted 18 × 24 inches
Provenance: Private collection, Tucson, AZ
Note: Listed on contents page of Volume I. First edition, Rice and Clark, Philadelphia. Many original paintings destroyed in the Smithsonian fire of 1865, making the lithographs the only surviving record of numerous subjects.
Hand colored lithograph portrait of Wesh-Cubb, a Chippeway Chief, from the first edition of McKenney and Hall's History of the Indian Tribes of North America, published by Rice and Clark of Philadelphia in 1842. Displays particularly vibrant and well-preserved hand coloring. McKenney and Hall's three-volume publication (1836–1844) drew upon the portrait collection assembled by Thomas L. McKenney during his tenure as head of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. From a private collection in Tucson, Arizona.
We ship free anywhere in the world, fully insured, packed by hand