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Osceola and Four Seminolee Indians

George Catlin

National Gallery of Art

There is a group of five people in the image. In the center, a person stands holding a gun with elaborate facial paint and feathers in their hair, wearing a fringed tunic and moccasins. To their left, another individual sits in a cloak and feathered headdress. A woman on the left holds a baby, and two figures are seated on the right. The background shows a softly painted outdoor scene with a pale sky. The image is framed in an oval matte within a rectangular border.

Artwork Details

Date
1861/1869
Medium
oil on card mounted on paperboard
Dimensions
7654 × 5978 px
Public Domain
Yes
Museum Record
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