Choctaw posters & prints

Illustration of Two Choctaw Men Anonymous

Choctaw (Yacht) Anonymous

Creeks and Choctaws Myers and Co

Choctaw (Yacht) Anonymous

Choctaw (Yacht) Anonymous

A Distinguished Ball Player Myers and Co

Choctaw Ball-Play Dance George Catlin

Chief O Cum-Who-Wust C. B. Graham

Flatheads, Nez Perces and Chinooks Myers and Co

Chon-Ca-Pe or 'Big Kansas', an Oto Chief Charles Bird King

Chief Keokuk, 1834 George Catlin

Sioux chief, 'The Black Rock' George Catlin

Keokuk or 'Watchful Fox', Chief of the Sauks and Foxes, and his Son, Musewont or 'Long-haired Fox', c.1837 Charles Bird King

Tuch-ee, A Cherokee War Chief Harris

Brave Chief, 1832 George Catlin

To-Ka-Cou, a Yankton Sioux Chief, 1837 George Cooke

Cherokees Myers and Co

Chinook Indian, Columbia River Alfred Jacob Miller

Chief of the Blackfoot nation Myers and Co

Big Kansas, or Caussetongua, and Sharitarishe, Chief of the Grand Pawnees, 1821 John Neagle

The Battle of Chocim in 1673, 1876 Franciszek Smuglewicz

Stu-mick-o-súcks, Buffalo Bull's Back Fat, Head Chief, Blood Tribe, 1832 George Catlin

Wa-Na-Ta or 'The Charger', Grand Chief of the Sioux or Dakota Indians, painted 1926 Charles Bird King

The Restoration Of Cetawayo: Chief Dunn's Men: Part Of The Zulu Deputation Of 1,600 Who Came In To Ask For... Anonymous

Chief of the Taensa Indians Receiving La Salle, 1847/8 George Catlin

The White Cloud, Head Chief of the Iowas, 1844-45 George Catlin

Chokecherry Tree Against Red Canyon Wall Anonymous

Murichom to Choka, 1783 Samuel Davis

Comanche chief, the great Comanche village Myers and Co

Mad Bear, Lower Yanktonas Sioux, from the American Indian Chiefs series for Allen & G…, 1888 Allen & Ginter

Seminole chiefs, Fort Moultrie, South Carolina Myers and Co

Camanchee Chief, His Wife and a Warrior, 1861 George Catlin

Keokuk's Son, Sac and Fox, from the American Indian Chiefs series for Allen & Ginter …, 1888 Allen & Ginter

Sioux canoes and Chippewa snowshoes Myers and Co

Six year old Native American chief Myers and Co

Pes-Ke-Le-Cha-Co, 1832-33 Henry Inman