Zeitraum

1. Mohave Chief, a Warrior, and His Wife — George Catlin, 1869
2. Wah pón jee a, The Swan, a Warrior — George Catlin, 1830
3. Ballspiel der Choctaw – Ball hoch — George Catlin, 1850
4. Sham Fight, Mandan Boys — George Catlin, 1833
5. Cáh be múb bee, He Who Sits Everywhere, a Brave — George Catlin, 1835

Bewegung

1. Sham Fight, Mandan Boys — George Catlin, 1833

Stimmung

Themen

Schlagworte

Tonwert

Hauptfarbe

1. Mandan Warrior — Charles Marion Russell, 1906
2. Self torture in a Sioux Religious Ceremony — George Catlin, 1837
3. Wild Horses at Play — George Catlin, 1837
4. Eagle Dance, Choctaw — George Catlin, 1837
5. Wah pón jee a, The Swan, a Warrior — George Catlin, 1830
6. Ball play of the Women, Prairie du Chien — George Catlin, 1836
7. Smoking Horses, a Curious Custom of the Sauk and Fox — George Catlin, 1836
8. A Cheyenne Warrior Resting His Horse — George Catlin, 1869
9. Foot War Party in Council, Mandan — George Catlin, 1837
10. Tchung kee, a Mandan Game Played with a Ring and Pole — George Catlin, 1833
11. Ball play Dance, Choctaw — George Catlin, 1835
12. Band of Sioux Moving Camp — George Catlin, 1839
13. Sham Fight, Mandan Boys — George Catlin, 1833
14. sharper native americans (25) — Karl Bodmer
15. Cáh be múb bee, He Who Sits Everywhere, a Brave — George Catlin, 1835
16. Mohave Chief, a Warrior, and His Wife — George Catlin, 1869
17. Horseracing on a Course Behind the Mandan Village — George Catlin, 1833
18. Two Apachee Warriors and a Woman — George Catlin, 1869
19. Komah qua ee — Carl Moon, 1943
20. sharper native americans — Karl Bodmer
21. An Aged Ojibbeway Chief and Three Warriors — George Catlin, 1869
22. Ballspiel der Choctaw – Ball hoch — George Catlin, 1850

andere

1. Ka bés hunk, He Who Travels Everywhere, a Warrior — George Catlin, 1835
2. Native American Women Warriors Color Guard dress — Mitchelene Bigman, 2010