Native american indian leader posters & prints

Black Hawk, 1800-1850 Unknown

Symbolic Petition of Chippewa Chiefs presented at Washington, 28th January 1849 headed by Oshcabawis of Monomonecan, Wisconsin Captain Seth Eastman

Chief Keokuk, 1834 George Catlin

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

Geronimo and his Band Returning from a Raid into Mexico Frederic Remington

Council on the steamer "Saint John" between the peace commissioners and chiefs of the indian tribes Anonymous

Osceola or 'Rising Sun', a Seminole Leader, 1838 George Catlin

Red Bird, Chippeway, from the American Indian Chiefs series for Allen & Ginter Cigare…, 1888 Allen & Ginter

Grey Eagle, Apache, from the American Indian Chiefs series for Allen & Ginter Cigaret…, 1888 Allen & Ginter

Chief Ogallala Fire, 1902 Henry Francois Farny

Mou-Ka-Ush-Ka or 'The Trembling Earth', a Yankton Sioux Chief George Cooke

Indian Chief Anonymous

Billy Bowlegs and Chiefs of the Seminole Indians Illustration Anonymous

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

Penn's Treaty with the Indians, c.1830-40 Edward Hicks

Buffalo Dance at Pueblo de Zuni, New Mexico Ricard Hovenden (after) Kern

Red Shirt, Dakota Sioux, from the American Indian Chiefs series for Allen & Ginter Ci…, 1888 Allen & Ginter

Indian Elder or Chief John White

Sioux chief, 'The Black Rock' George Catlin

Ki-On-Twog-Ky or 'Complanter', a Seneca Chief, 1796 F. Bartoli

John Ridge, Cherokee Chief, 1825 Charles Bird King

Portrait of 'Black Moccasin', Chief of the Minnetarees Myers and Co

White Wolf, a Comanche Chief, c.1891-98 American School

Notchimine or No Heart, an Iowa Chief, 1837 Charles Bird King

Sa Ga Yeath Qua Pieth Ton, King of the Maguas, 1710 Johannes or Jan Verelst

Moa-Na-Hon-Ga or 'Great Walker', an Iowa Chief, 1824 Charles Bird King

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

Ne-Sou-A-Quoit, a Fox Chief Charles Bird King

The death of Crazy Horse Amos Bad Heart Buffalo

Tshusik, a Chippeway Woman, 1827 Charles Bird King

Halpatter-Micco or Billy Bowlegs, a Seminole Chief, c.1825 Charles Bird King

Six year old Native American chief Myers and Co

Appanoose, a Sauk Chief, 1837 George Cooke

Major Long Holding a Council with the Oto Indians, engraved by Lawson, 1819 Samuel (after) Seymour

Penn's Treaty with the Indians Anonymous

Chippeway Mother and Child, 1826 James Otto Lewis