George Catlin (1796-1872) was an American painter who traveled throughout the Americas and painted many portraits of American Indians. At the beginning of his career after a stint as a lawyer, he traveled with William Clark into Native American territory. He eventually visited up to 50 different tribes at a time when they were untouched by European civilization. His lifetime collection of art works total over 500 accompanied by over 700 sketches. Our collection of patterns contains a great many of his portraits of male and female Indian chiefs, warriors, braves, medicine men, and ball players. There are also patterns with buffalos, horses, and a river landscape.
Patterns Included In This Set
The White Cloud
Boy Chief
In Ball Player’s Dress
Drinks the Juice of the Stone
Seminole Chief
Snapping Turtle
How Did He Kill?
A Choctaw Woman
Chief of the Tribe – Choctaw
Sam Perryman
Sioux Indians Hunting Buffalo
Buffalo Bill’s Back Fat
Iowa Medicine Man
A Warrier
Creek-Muskogee Brave
King Phillip – Second Chief
Osceola
Taming Wild Horses
Dying Buffalo
View from above Floyd’s Grave
Prairie Meadow Burning
North American Indians
Buffalo Bull Grazing
Win-Jun-Jon Assiniboine Chief
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