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Alfred Jacob Miller

Alfred Jacob Miller

Women Reclining with Leashed Dog (from Laurence Sterne, A Sentimental Journey, 1768) (1800)

Tugboats Below New Orleans (1836)

Reconciliation Between Delaware and Snake Indians (1837)

Indian Girl Swinging (1837)

Greeting the Trappers (1837)

Starving Trappers (1837)

The Trapper's Bride (1837)

Indians Tantalizing a Wounded Buffalo (1837)

Taking the (1837)

Receiving a Draught of Water from an Indian Girl (1837)

Approaching Buffalo Under the Disguise of a Wolf (1837)

Picketing the Horses--At Evening (1837)

Sir William Drummond Stewart Meeting Indian Chief (1839)

An Indian with the Scalp Lock of His Enemy (1839)

Mirage on the Prairie (1840)

The Trapper's Bride (1845)

George Washington (1847)

Surround of Buffalo by Indians (also known as The Surround) (1848)

Green River Mountains (1849)

Caravan en Route (1849)

The Thirsty Trapper (1850)

Self Portrait (1850)

Sioux Camp (1852)

Rocky Mountain Scene, Wind River Mountains (1853)

Indians Threatening to Attack Fur Boats (1860)

Hunting Elk (1860)

Snake Indians Shooting Elk (1860)

Snake Indian Pursuing a Crow Horse Thief (1860)

Shoshone Indian and his Pet Horse (1860)

Picketing Horses (1860)

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