"Witchitaw Village On Rush Creek"
DESCRIPTION
By: H. Lawrence
Date: 1854, New York
Dimensions: 5 x 7 inches
This highly-detailed antique print is a depiction of a Village on Rush Creek occupied by the Witchitaw Indians, in Oklahoma. Twenty-one rather tall Tepees can be seen, most with smoke coming out the holes on top. They were successful farmers, hunters, traders, and negotiators. Eight of the Native Americans can be seen walking amongst the diverse crops.
Condition: This beautiful antique print is in A condition.
Inventory # 92131
CONDITION
With only a ~1 mm chip in its lower left corner extending not beyond the margin, this print is in near fine condition.
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