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Karl Bodmer

Karl Bodmer

Bison Dance of the Mandan (1832)

Abdih-Hiddisch, Mandan Chief (1832)

Scalp-Dance of the Minatarres (1832)

rolled scalp (1832)

indians hunting the bison (1833)

Dacota Woman and Assiniboin Girl (1833)

assiniboin indians (1833)

massika saki indian (1833)

Woman of The Cree-Tribe (1833)

Pehriska Ruhpa Minatarre or Big Bellied Indian (1833)

Saukie and Fox Indians, plate 20 from Volume 1 of 'Travels in the Interior of North America' (1833)

Kiasax, a Piegen Blackfeet Warrior (1833)

noapeh assiniboin indian (1833)

Pehriska-Ruhpa, in costume of the Dog-Dance (1833)

Snags on the Missouri River (1833)

Tombs of Assiniboin Indians in Trees (1833)

Psihdja-Sahpa Yanktonian Indian (1833)

Woman of The Snake-Tribe (1833)

Mato-Tope Mandan Chief (1833)

Wahk-Ta-Ge-Li Sioux Warrior (1833)

Mouth of the Wabash (1833)

musquake indian (1833)

wakesasse, musquake indian (1833)

Päsesick-Kaskutäu (1833)

Indians hunting the bison, plate 31 from Volume 2 of 'Travels in the Interior of North America' (1834)

noapeh assiniboin chief (1834)

Along the Wabash - (Left ) - (1834)

Mehkskeme-Sukahs, Blackfoot Chief and Tatsicki-Stomick, Piekann Chief, plate 45 from Volume1 of 'Travels in the Interior of North America' (1834)

Mato-Tope, Adorned with the Insignia of his Warlike Deeds, plate 14 from Volume 2 of 'Travels in the Interior of North America' (1843)

A Mandan village, plate 16 from Volume 1 of 'Travels in the Interior of North America' (1843)

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