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- James Otto Lewis
- Native American Art
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Explore James Otto Lewis’s 1835 watercolor portrait of Chief Cut Taa Tas Tia! A detailed depiction of Native American culture, showcasing traditional attire & artistry.
1835 watercolor by James Otto Lewis: 'A Chippeway Squaw & Child' – a detailed ethnographic study of Native American life. Botanical illustration, scientific style.
1835 watercolor portrait of Wax-Pah-Gha, a Fox Tribe prince by James Otto Lewis. Ethnographic style, vibrant reds & detailed Native American art. Explore this unique 19th-century piece.
1835 engraving by James Otto Lewis depicting Ma Che Ka Kat, a Menominee chief. Detailed ethnographic portrait showcasing 19th-century Native American art & culture.
1835 portrait of a Miami chief by James Otto Lewis. Detailed watercolor illustration from 'The Aboriginal Portfolio.' Explore 19th-century ethnographic art.
Admire "Too-Shá-Gan-Ka," a 1835 portrait by James Otto Lewis. Captivating Native American art, showcasing Winnebago Chief's dignity. Hand-painted reproduction available.