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1928 - 1931 | watercolor on paper; matboard

Hunter

1852 | oil on canvas

1852 | oil on canvas

View of Black Bird's Grave, a Chief of the Omaha

1906 | oil on canvas board

1906 | oil on canvas board

Grand Canyon

circa 1955 | wool, natural and synthetic dyes

Pictorial rug with Native American Church designs

late 19th century | oil on canvas

late 19th century | oil on canvas

Indian Boy Feeding Pet Crow

1935 | oil on board

Scaffold Grave

1852 | oil on canvas

1852 | oil on canvas

The Little Falls, near the Falls of St. Anthony

1875 | graphite and wash on paper

1875 | graphite and wash on paper

The Black Pitch Lake & Dead Mans Fires, Hiawatha

gelatin silver process

gelatin silver process

Photograph of Trail's End Pathway

late 19th century - early 20th century | gelatin silver process

late 19th century - early 20th century | gelatin silver process

Prarie

late 19th century - early 20th century | gelatin silver process

late 19th century - early 20th century | gelatin silver process

Buffalo Herd

late 19th century - early 20th century | gelatin silver process

late 19th century - early 20th century | gelatin silver process

Man on Horse

late 19th century - early 20th century | gelatin silver process

late 19th century - early 20th century | gelatin silver process

Canyon and River

circa 1960

circa 1960

Black and White Photograph of Thomas Gilcrease, Acee Blue Eagle, and Willard Stone

1852 | oil on canvas

1852 | oil on canvas

Caddo Indians Gathering Wild Grapes

1908 | oil on canvas board

1908 | oil on canvas board

Grand Canyon

20th century | wool, natural and aniline dye

20th century | wool, natural and aniline dye

Pictorial rug with multiple Native American Church designs

1852 | oil on canvas

1852 | oil on canvas

An Ojibway Village near the Falls of St. Anthony.

1934 | oil on board

The Killing of Chief Lame Deer - May 1878 and the Treacherous Attack on Gen. Nelson A. Miles

1852 | oil on canvas

1852 | oil on canvas

Village of Prairie du Chien, on the Upper Mississippi