Tshusick (An Ojibway Woman) 24x36 Giclee monocular

Tshusick (An Ojibway Woman) 24x36 Giclee monocularSeries: Native American Artist: Mckenney & Hall Period: Source country: USA Source Year: 1842 At a meeting of the Indian Chiefs in Washington DC, where the tribal chiefs received medals of Peace from President Andrew Jackson, paintings were commsioned and a book was created of these paintings. All the paitings were destroyed by fire, as were many of the tribes, but the book remained. 24 inch by 36 inch Giclee print on standard paper. All files are

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