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Sir William Johnsons (1715-74) Indian Testimonial, c. 1770 (litho) (see also 192704)
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Sir William Johnsons (1715-74) Indian Testimonial, c. 1770 (litho) (see also 192704)
NYH192085 Sir William Johnsons (1715-74) Indian Testimonial, c.1770 (litho) (see also 192704) by American School, (18th century); Collection of the New-York Historical Society, USA; (add.info.: British colonial leader in America; superintendent of Indian affairs (1756-74); successful dealings with native Americans; colonel of the Six United Nations; ); eNew York Historical Society; American, out of copyright
Media ID 23224194
© New York Historical Society / Bridgeman Images
Award Certificate Council Document Johnson Medal
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The print captures a significant historical artifact known as "Sir William Johnsons (1715-74) Indian Testimonial". Created around 1770 by the American School in litho format, this piece is currently housed in the New-York Historical Society's collection. Sir William Johnson, a British colonial leader in America and superintendent of Indian affairs from 1756 to 1774, played a crucial role in establishing successful relationships with native Americans during his tenure. The image showcases an intricate certificate accompanied by a medal and council document. It symbolizes the recognition and award bestowed upon Johnson for his exceptional dealings with indigenous communities. As colonel of the Six United Nations, he demonstrated remarkable diplomacy and understanding towards Native American tribes. This engraving sheds light on an important chapter in American history when cooperation between European settlers and indigenous peoples was possible. The artwork not only serves as a testament to Sir William Johnson's accomplishments but also highlights the significance of intercultural relations during that time period. Displayed against a neutral backdrop, every detail of this historic artifact is meticulously captured through lithography techniques. The clarity and precision of this print allow viewers to appreciate both its aesthetic beauty and historical value. Through this photograph, we are reminded of the complex dynamics that shaped early America while honoring those who worked tirelessly to bridge cultural divides for peaceful coexistence.
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