Antique 1840's Native American Engraving Art Osage Nation Portraits W/ Names

Antique 1840's Native American Engraving Art Osage Nation Portraits W/ Names. Plate 133: Sho-me-cos-se (The Wolf)A renowned Osage chief depicted by Catlin. His portrait showcases traditional Osage hairstyles and distinct physical adornments.Plate 134: Meach-o-shin-gaw (The Little White Bear)An influential warrior or leader within the tribe, illustrated in his authentic native attire and face paints. Plate 135: Chesh-oo-hong-ha (The Red Coyote)An additional warrior whose portrait emphasizes the unique customs and garments native to the Osage people during the 1830s. Plate 136: Wa-hon-ga-shee (No Fool)This portrait completes the group of four on the lithograph leaf, documenting a noted individual from the tribe with Catlin's signature documentary realism 9x6 Inches by George Catlin.