Catlin and Two Companions Shooting Buffalo
George Catlin · 1861/1869 · oil on card mounted on paperboard
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About this picture
Catlin and Two Companions Shooting Buffalo is a public-domain painting by George Catlin, dated 1861/1869. Oil on card mounted on paperboard. The file comes from National Gallery of Art.
“Catlin and Two Companions Shooting Buffalo” (1861/1869) is one of the portraits or ceremony pictures Catlin made on those travels and kept as part of his gallery.
About the artist
George Catlin (1796–1872) traveled in the 1830s to paint portraits and ceremonies of Native nations of the Plains. He showed the pictures together as a gallery.
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