Scalp dance of the Cheyenne Native Americans at Fort Bent, near what is now Pueblo, Colorado. They were celebrating a victory over the Pawnee. Watercolor and pencil by James W. Abert, 1845
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Scalp dance of the Cheyenne Native Americans at Fort Bent, near what is now Pueblo, Colorado. They were celebrating a victory over the Pawnee. Watercolor and pencil by James W. Abert, 1845
CHEYENNE: DANCE, 1845.
Scalp dance of the Cheyenne Native Americans at Fort Bent, near what is now Pueblo, Colorado. They were celebrating a victory over the Pawnee. Watercolor and pencil by James W. Abert, 1845
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Media ID 10504916
1845 Bradley Smith Celebration Cheyenne Colorado Dance Pueblo Ritual Scalp Victory Village Watercolor Scalp Dance
EDITORS COMMENTS
This print captures a significant moment in Native American history - the scalp dance of the Cheyenne tribe at Fort Bent, near what is now Pueblo, Colorado. Created by James W. Abert in 1845, this watercolor and pencil artwork beautifully depicts the scene of celebration following the Cheyenne's victory over their rivals, the Pawnee. The image showcases a vibrant village setting with a crowd gathered in the middle to witness this ritualistic dance. The Cheyenne people are seen adorned in traditional attire, their movements filled with energy and pride as they commemorate their triumph. The artist's attention to detail brings out every aspect of this historical event - from intricate facial expressions to elaborate headdresses and ceremonial regalia. Fort Bent serves as an evocative backdrop for this powerful display of cultural heritage and resilience. It stands as a testament to both Native American strength and their deep connection to land and tradition. James W. Abert's skillful use of watercolors adds depth and richness to his portrayal of this important moment in time, allowing viewers to immerse themselves fully into the atmosphere surrounding the scalp dance. This remarkable print from Granger Art on Demand not only preserves an invaluable piece of American history but also serves as a reminder of the rich tapestry that makes up our nation's diverse cultural landscape.
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