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Delaware chief Ni-co-man, the Answer 197, with bow and arrow, and another chief non-on-da-gon 198, with silver ring in his nose. Mohican chief EE-TOW-O-Kaum, Both Sides of the River 199, with psalm book, and Waun-Naw-con, the Dish or John W
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Delaware chief Ni-co-man, the Answer 197, with bow and arrow, and another chief non-on-da-gon 198, with silver ring in his nose. Mohican chief EE-TOW-O-Kaum, Both Sides of the River 199, with psalm book, and Waun-Naw-con, the Dish or John W
FLO4600807 Delaware chief Ni-co-man, the Answer 197, with bow and arrow, and another chief non-on-da-gon 198, with silver ring in his nose. Mohican chief EE-TOW-O-Kaum, Both Sides of the River 199, with psalm book, and Waun-Naw-con, the Dish or John W. Quinney, Baptist missionary 200. Handcoloured lithograph from George Catlin's Manners, Customs and Condition of the North American Indians, London, 1841.; (add.info.: Delaware chief Ni-co-man, the Answer 197, with bow and arrow, and another chief non-on-da-gon 198, with silver ring in his nose. Mohican chief EE-TOW-O-Kaum, Both Sides of the River 199, with psalm book, and Waun-Naw-con, the Dish or John W. Quinney, Baptist missionary 200. Handcoloured lithograph from George Catlin's Manners, Customs and Condition of the North American Indians, London, 1841.); © Florilegius
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This handcoloured lithograph from George Catlin's Manners, Customs and Condition of the North American Indians showcases four prominent figures from different tribes. Delaware chief Ni-co-man, known as "the Answer," is depicted with a bow and arrow, exuding strength and leadership. Another chief, non-on-da-gon, stands proudly with a silver ring in his nose, symbolizing his status within his community.
Mohican chief EE-TOW-O-Kaum holds a psalm book, highlighting the intersection of traditional beliefs and Christian influences among Native American tribes during this period. Lastly, Waun-Naw-con or John W. Quinney appears as a Baptist missionary bridging cultural divides between indigenous peoples and European settlers.
Each figure in this print represents a unique aspect of Native American history and culture during the 19th century. The intricate details captured by Catlin offer viewers a glimpse into the diverse traditions and customs of these Indigenous communities.
As we reflect on this image today, it serves as a reminder of the rich heritage and resilience of Native American peoples who have faced centuries of adversity yet continue to preserve their identities and traditions. This artwork invites us to appreciate and honor the contributions of these individuals to our shared history.
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