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  1. Me sóu wahk, Deer's Hair, Favorite Son of Kee o kúk — George Catlin, 1835
  2. Ha na tá nu maúk, Wolf Chief, Head Chief of the Tribe — George Catlin, 1832
  3. Loo rá wée re coo, Bird that Goes to War, a Tapage Pawnee — George Catlin, 1832
  4. La wáh he coots la sháw no, Brave Chief, a Skidi (Wolf) Pawnee — George Catlin, 1832
  5. Né hee ó ee wóo tis, Wolf on the Hill, Chief of the Tribe — George Catlin, 1832
  6. Ki hó go waw shú shee, Brave Chief, Chief of the Tribe — George Catlin, 1832
  7. Wée ke rú law, He Who Exchanges — George Catlin, 1832
  8. Kid á day, a Distinguished Brave — George Catlin, 1834
  9. Eeh nís kim, Crystal Stone, Wife of the Chief — George Catlin, 1832
  10. Cler mónt, First Chief of the Tribe — George Catlin, 1834
  11. Cáh be múb bee, He Who Sits Everywhere, a Brave — George Catlin, 1835
  12. Tchong tas sáb bee, Black Dog, Second Chief — George Catlin, 1834

movement

  1. Cáh be múb bee, He Who Sits Everywhere, a Brave — George Catlin, 1835

vibe

  1. The White Cloud, Head Chief of the Iowas — George Catlin, 1844
  2. Me sóu wahk, Deer's Hair, Favorite Son of Kee o kúk — George Catlin, 1835
  3. Ha na tá nu maúk, Wolf Chief, Head Chief of the Tribe — George Catlin, 1832
  4. La wáh he coots la sháw no, Brave Chief, a Skidi (Wolf) Pawnee — George Catlin, 1832
  5. Né hee ó ee wóo tis, Wolf on the Hill, Chief of the Tribe — George Catlin, 1832
  6. Ki hó go waw shú shee, Brave Chief, Chief of the Tribe — George Catlin, 1832
  7. Kid á day, a Distinguished Brave — George Catlin, 1834
  8. Little Wolf (Shon-ta-ye-ga) — George Catlin, 1846
  9. Eeh nís kim, Crystal Stone, Wife of the Chief — George Catlin, 1832
  10. Cler mónt, First Chief of the Tribe — George Catlin, 1834
  11. Tchong tas sáb bee, Black Dog, Second Chief — George Catlin, 1834

topics

  1. Me sóu wahk, Deer's Hair, Favorite Son of Kee o kúk — George Catlin, 1835

keywords

  1. Ki hó go waw shú shee, Brave Chief, Chief of the Tribe — George Catlin, 1832
  2. Cler mónt, First Chief of the Tribe — George Catlin, 1834
  3. Tchong tas sáb bee, Black Dog, Second Chief — George Catlin, 1834

tone

  1. Ki hó go waw shú shee, Brave Chief, Chief of the Tribe — George Catlin, 1832
  2. Wée ke rú law, He Who Exchanges — George Catlin, 1832
  3. Eeh nís kim, Crystal Stone, Wife of the Chief — George Catlin, 1832
  4. Cler mónt, First Chief of the Tribe — George Catlin, 1834
  5. Cáh be múb bee, He Who Sits Everywhere, a Brave — George Catlin, 1835
  6. Tchong tas sáb bee, Black Dog, Second Chief — George Catlin, 1834

main color

  1. Won de tów a, The Wonder — George Catlin, 1835
  2. Dubuque's Grave, Upper Mississippi — George Catlin, 1836
  3. Loo rá wée re coo, Bird that Goes to War, a Tapage Pawnee — George Catlin, 1832
  4. Eagle Dance, Choctaw — George Catlin, 1837
  5. Cler mónt, First Chief of the Tribe — George Catlin, 1834
  6. Kid á day, a Distinguished Brave — George Catlin, 1834
  7. Né hee ó ee wóo tis, Wolf on the Hill, Chief of the Tribe — George Catlin, 1832
  8. Eeh nís kim, Crystal Stone, Wife of the Chief — George Catlin, 1832
  9. Braves' Dance, Ojibwa — George Catlin, 1837
  10. Ki hó go waw shú shee, Brave Chief, Chief of the Tribe — George Catlin, 1832
  11. Ha na tá nu maúk, Wolf Chief, Head Chief of the Tribe — George Catlin, 1832
  12. La wáh he coots la sháw no, Brave Chief, a Skidi (Wolf) Pawnee — George Catlin, 1832
  13. Cáh be múb bee, He Who Sits Everywhere, a Brave — George Catlin, 1835
  14. Nóm ba mon nee, Double Walker, a Brave — George Catlin, 1832
  15. Wée ke rú law, He Who Exchanges — George Catlin, 1832
  16. Tchong tas sáb bee, Black Dog, Second Chief — George Catlin, 1834
  17. An Aged Ojibbeway Chief and Three Warriors — George Catlin, 1869
  18. Me sóu wahk, Deer's Hair, Favorite Son of Kee o kúk — George Catlin, 1835

other

  1. Shin gós se moon, Big Sail, a Chief — George Catlin, 1836
  2. Wa-másh-ee-sheek, He Who Takes Away; Wa-chésh-uk, War; Mink-chésk, Three Distinguished Young Men — George Catlin, 1834
  3. Kay a gís gis, a Young Woman — George Catlin, 1832
  4. Sha-có-pay, The Six, Chief of the Plains Ojibwa — George Catlin, 1832
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