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Ha-wan-je-tah (The One Horn) 1852 (pencil on paper)
NBY332267 Ha-wan-je-tah (The One Horn) 1852 (pencil on paper) by Catlin, George (1796-1872); Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois, USA; (add.info.: Souvenir of the North American Indians as they were in the middle of the 19th century, a numerous and noble race of human beings fast passing to extinction ; Ha-wan-je-tah, head chief of the Sioux tribe; ); eNewberry Library; American, out of copyright
Media ID 22384422
© Newberry Library / Bridgeman Images
Native American Indian North American Indian Traditional Costume
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The captivating print titled "Ha-wan-je-tah (The One Horn) 1852" showcases a remarkable pencil drawing by George Catlin. This artwork, housed at the Newberry Library in Chicago, Illinois, offers a poignant glimpse into the vanishing world of Native American Indians during the mid-19th century. Catlin's meticulous portrayal depicts Ha-wan-je-tah, the esteemed head chief of the Sioux tribe. The noble and numerous race of human beings portrayed in this piece are tragically on the brink of extinction. Through his artistry, Catlin seeks to preserve their memory and honor their cultural heritage. In this portrait, Ha-wan-je-tah is captured with striking detail and authenticity. He is shown wearing traditional attire that reflects his proud Native American identity. With a pipe in hand, he exudes wisdom and strength as smoke gracefully curls around him. This image not only serves as a visual souvenir but also invites contemplation about our shared history and responsibility towards preserving diverse cultures. It reminds us of the rich tapestry woven by indigenous communities across North America. As we gaze upon this powerful representation, we are reminded of both loss and resilience – an urgent call to appreciate and protect these invaluable legacies for future generations.
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