Indian Woman procuring Fuel.

Eastman Seth ( 1808 - 1875 ) West Point

Verlag: Artist: Eastman Seth ( - 1875 ) West Pointissued in: unknown; - Seth Eastman one of the first artists of the American West learned his craft at West Point in the 1820s After graduation he was stationed on post in the then untamed Great Lakes region and began sketching Indians and topographical subjects His work was so outstanding that he was recalled to the academy Eastman later served in Florida in the Seminole War and returned to the Midwest where he became very close to many Indians including the Sioux Winnebago and many other tribes He was selected to illustrate with steel engravings and lithographs the monumental government publications History Condition and Future Prospects of the Indian Tribes of the United States (1850-1857) Thereaf, 1808

Technic: Steel engraving, colorit: colored, condition: Perfect condition, size (in cm): 21 x 15 cm cm; - View shows an Indian woman procuring fuel (wood). Published by Charles Edward Wagstaff & Joseph Andrews. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers AMU1528_500

Bibliografische Details

Titel: Indian Woman procuring Fuel.
Verlag: Artist: Eastman Seth ( - 1875 ) West Pointissued in: unknown; - Seth Eastman one of the first artists of the American West learned his craft at West Point in the 1820s After graduation he was stationed on post in the then untamed Great Lakes region and began sketching Indians and topographical subjects His work was so outstanding that he was recalled to the academy Eastman later served in Florida in the Seminole War and returned to the Midwest where he became very close to many Indians including the Sioux Winnebago and many other tribes He was selected to illustrate with steel engravings and lithographs the monumental government publications History Condition and Future Prospects of the Indian Tribes of the United States (1850-1857) Thereaf
Erscheinungsdatum: 1808