The 25 artworks by George Catlin our visitors ask for most, ranked by popularity and presented one by one, with the specification and the price of each hand-painted reproduction.
Edition 2026 · 25 artworks
Each artwork painted to order
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George Catlin · 1796 – 1872
George Catlin's 'Sha-có-pay, The Six' captures a Plains Ojibwa chief in 1832. Witness the dignity and power of Native American culture through this iconic portrait – a window to a vanishing world.
Witness the powerful portrait of Black Hawk by George Catlin! This iconic 1832 painting captures Native American dignity & resilience, offering a poignant glimpse into frontier life. Explore this masterpiece today!
George Catlin's "Há-tchoo-túc-knee" captures a Native American man with striking detail and cultural significance. Explore this powerful portrait from 1834, showcasing Catlin’s pioneering work documenting Indigenous life.
Experience George Catlin’s ‘Shin ga wás sa, Handsome Bird,’ a Romantic portrait of a Plains Indian warrior capturing the spirit of the American West. This iconic 1839 painting showcases meticulous detail and warm hues, offering a timeless glimpse into Native American culture – discover yours.
Explore George Catlin's iconic portrait of Choctaw Chief Mó-sho-la-túb-bee, meticulously documented by the artist at Fort Gibson Territory in 1834. Witness a masterful blend of realism and symbolism reflecting Native American culture.
Witness the dignity of Native American life through George Catlin's iconic portrait, 'Tuch-ee.' This 1834 oil painting captures a Cherokee War Chief with vibrant detail and regal attire – a historical masterpiece for art lovers.
George Catlin’s Romantic masterpiece captures a heroic Plains Indian war party amidst the dramatic prairie landscape—a vivid portrayal of Native American culture during the 1840s. Explore this stunning reproduction and bring history into your home.
Experience the stern gaze of a Native American war chief in George Catlin's evocative 1845 oil painting; discover this powerful piece of frontier art today.
George Catlin's 'Ru-ton-wee-me, Pigeon on the Wing' (1844) captures a Native American woman with striking intensity. Explore this Smithsonian masterpiece and delve into Catlin’s pioneering portraits.
George Catlin's 'Hón-je-a-pút-o, Wife of Bear-catcher' captures a Native American woman with striking dignity and detail. Explore this iconic portrait reflecting frontier life and Catlin’s pioneering art.
Explore George Catlin’s ‘Ball-play of the Choctaw--Ball Up’ (1850). A dynamic oil painting depicting Native American culture, realism & historical significance. Discover this captivating artwork.
George Catlin’s ‘The Black Drink’ is a striking 1838 portrait of a Shawnee warrior in realistic style. Explore this significant piece of American art, showcasing Native culture & masterful technique.
This artwork exemplifies Catlin's dedication to preserving Indigenous culture through detailed observation and artistic representation. Its inclusion in his Indian Gallery solidified its place as a cornerstone of American art history.
Beundr George Catlins ikoniske værk 'Wa-másh-ee-sheek' fra 1834 – et realistisk portræt af tre amerikanske stammehjem. Oplev detaljeret kolorit og tekstur i denne historiske kunstskat.
Intense portrait of a Native American chief by George Catlin (1832), capturing the vibrant spirit of the frontier; discover this historical masterpiece today.
Witness George Catlin's evocative 1831 portrait of a dignified Native American chief, capturing the spirit of a vanishing culture; explore this historical masterpiece today.
Explore George Catlin’s ‘Wolf on the Hill’! A captivating 1832 portrait of a Plains Native American chief in American School style. Admire its rich detail & symbolic significance.
Explore George Catlin’s ‘Sky se ró ka,’ a powerful portrait of a Native American chief. Oil on canvas captures dignity & melancholy, showcasing rich detail & romantic realism.
Experience George Catlin's iconic 'La-dóo-ke-a, Buffalo Bull,' a powerful portrait of a Pawnee warrior from 1832. A stunning oil painting capturing Native American culture and heritage – available as a hand-painted reproduction.
