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MOHAWK CHIEF, 1710. Etow Oh Koam, King of the River Nation (Mahicans). Oil on canvas
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MOHAWK CHIEF, 1710. Etow Oh Koam, King of the River Nation (Mahicans). Oil on canvas
MOHAWK CHIEF, 1710.
Etow Oh Koam, King of the River Nation (Mahicans). Oil on canvas, 1710, by Jan Verelst
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1710 Belt Cape Chief Club Earring Earrings Feather Forest Moccasin Mohawk Nation New York Robe Sword Textile Tunic Turtle Iroquois Confederation Verelst
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This print showcases the powerful presence of Etow Oh Koam, the esteemed Mohawk Chief and King of the River Nation (Mahicans), as depicted in a remarkable oil on canvas painting by Jan Verelst in 1710. The portrait captures the essence of this influential leader, who played a significant role within the Iroquois Confederation. Etow Oh Koam stands tall and proud against an outdoor backdrop, adorned in traditional indigenous clothing that reflects his status. His regal attire includes a feathered headdress, a beautifully crafted belt with intricate designs, and a flowing robe that drapes gracefully over his shoulders. A striking cape adds an air of majesty to his appearance while emphasizing his authority. In one hand, Etow Oh Koam holds a symbolic club representing strength and leadership within his community. His ears are adorned with earrings that highlight both cultural significance and personal style. Notably, he wears moccasins on his feet—a testament to his connection with nature and respect for ancestral traditions. The fine details captured by Verelst's masterful brushwork bring this historical figure to life through texture and color. This extraordinary portrait serves as an invaluable artifact from early American history, shedding light on the rich heritage of Native American tribes such as the Mahicans. Displayed proudly among other notable works at Carousel Collection, this timeless piece invites viewers to appreciate not only its artistic merit but also its historical significance in understanding North America's indigenous cultures.
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