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Pillow : PEACE PIPE CEREMONY, 1718. Chitimacha Native Americans in Louisiana on their way to take part in the calumet ceremony upon the conclusion of peace with the French in 1718. Copper engraving, French, 1758, after a drawing by Antoine Simon Le Page du Pratz
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PEACE PIPE CEREMONY, 1718. Chitimacha Native Americans in Louisiana on their way to take part in the calumet ceremony upon the conclusion of peace with the French in 1718. Copper engraving, French, 1758, after a drawing by Antoine Simon Le Page du Pratz
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1718 American Indian Antoine Bare Foot Ceremony Hill Louisiana March Page Peace Peace Pipe Procession Shed Simon South East Typeface Walking Pratz
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This print titled "PEACE PIPE CEREMONY, 1718" transports us back to a significant moment in history. The image depicts a group of Chitimacha Native Americans from Louisiana as they make their way towards the calumet ceremony following the conclusion of peace with the French in 1718. This copper engraving, created by Antoine Simon Le Page du Pratz and dating back to 1758, beautifully captures the essence of this ceremonial procession. In this scene, we see men walking solemnly up a hill, barefoot and dressed in traditional attire. Their faces reflect both determination and hope for lasting peace. The landscape surrounding them is lush and vibrant, showcasing the natural beauty of Louisiana's South East region. The composition of this engraving draws our attention to the central figure holding a peace pipe high above his head – an iconic symbol representing unity and harmony among different cultures. As they march forward together, these Chitimacha Native Americans demonstrate their commitment to maintaining peaceful relations with their French counterparts. This remarkable artwork from Granger Art on Demand serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of diplomacy and understanding between nations throughout history. It allows us to appreciate the rich cultural heritage preserved within indigenous communities like the Chitimacha people while also acknowledging their contributions towards building bridges across diverse societies.
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