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Background imageAssiniboin Collection: A summer day in Mt. Assiniboin

A summer day in Mt. Assiniboin
Bing Li

Background imageAssiniboin Collection: A Painted Tipi - Assiniboin, 1926 (photogravure)

A Painted Tipi - Assiniboin, 1926 (photogravure)
5858000 A Painted Tipi - Assiniboin, 1926 (photogravure) by Curtis, Edward Sheriff (1868-1952) ; Minneapolis Institute of Arts, MN, USA; © Minneapolis Institute of Art; Gift of Joe Langer

Background imageAssiniboin Collection: Pasesick-Kaskutau, 1833 (w / c on paper)

Pasesick-Kaskutau, 1833 (w / c on paper)
5054769 Pasesick-Kaskutau, 1833 (w/c on paper) by Bodmer, Karl (1809-93); Joslyn Museum, Omaha, Nebraska, USA; (add.info)

Background imageAssiniboin Collection: Assiniboin Camp (oil on canvas)

Assiniboin Camp (oil on canvas)
1126803 Assiniboin Camp (oil on canvas) by Stanley, John Mix (1814-72); 20.3x26 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; American, out of copyright

Background imageAssiniboin Collection: ASSINIBOIN HUNTER, 1926. A hunter of the Assiniboin people with pack-laden dogs

ASSINIBOIN HUNTER, 1926. A hunter of the Assiniboin people with pack-laden dogs. Photograph by Edward S. Curtis, 1926

Background imageAssiniboin Collection: ASSINIBOIN AND EAGLE, 1926. An Assiniboin man placating the spirit of a slain eagle

ASSINIBOIN AND EAGLE, 1926. An Assiniboin man placating the spirit of a slain eagle. Photographed by Edward S. Curtis, 1926

Background imageAssiniboin Collection: The Assinniboine and Saskatchewan Exploring Expedition: Ojibway Encampment Near The

The Assinniboine and Saskatchewan Exploring Expedition: Ojibway Encampment Near The
The Assinniboine and Saskatchewan Exploring Expedition: Ojibway Encampment Near the Falls of the Rainy River, 1858

Background imageAssiniboin Collection: ASSINIBOIN DANCERS, 1906. Two Assiniboin boys wearing the costumes of a leader

ASSINIBOIN DANCERS, 1906. Two Assiniboin boys wearing the costumes of a leader (right) and a warrior of the Fools Dance Society, on the Fort Belknap Reservation in Montana

Background imageAssiniboin Collection: ASSINIBOIN CAMP, c1908. Tipis at an Assiniboin camp in South Dakota. Photograph by Edward Curtis

ASSINIBOIN CAMP, c1908. Tipis at an Assiniboin camp in South Dakota. Photograph by Edward Curtis, c1908

Background imageAssiniboin Collection: ASSINIBOIN GIRL, c1907. Irene Rock, an Assiniboin schoolgirl, with her pony at

ASSINIBOIN GIRL, c1907. Irene Rock, an Assiniboin schoolgirl, with her pony at the Fort Belknap Reservation in Montana. Photograph, c1907

Background imageAssiniboin Collection: DAKOTA AND ASSINIBOIN. A Dakota woman with an Assiniboin girl

DAKOTA AND ASSINIBOIN. A Dakota woman with an Assiniboin girl. Print after a painting by Karl Bodmer, 19th century

Background imageAssiniboin Collection: CATLIN: ASSINIBOIN. Wi-jun-jon, The Light, Assiniboin: canvas, 1831, by George Catlin

CATLIN: ASSINIBOIN. Wi-jun-jon, The Light, Assiniboin: canvas, 1831, by George Catlin

Background imageAssiniboin Collection: CATLIN: ASSINIBOINS. Assiniboin Warrior and his family: oil on card by George Catlin

CATLIN: ASSINIBOINS. Assiniboin Warrior and his family: oil on card by George Catlin

Background imageAssiniboin Collection: NATIVE AMERICAN LODGES. Skin lodges of an Assiniboin chief near Fort Union on the Missouri River

NATIVE AMERICAN LODGES. Skin lodges of an Assiniboin chief near Fort Union on the Missouri River. Engraving, 1844 after Karl Bodmer

Background imageAssiniboin Collection: NATIVE AMERICANS: SACRED PILE. Magic pile erected by the Assiniboin Native Americans

NATIVE AMERICANS: SACRED PILE. Magic pile erected by the Assiniboin Native Americans. Drawing by Karl Bodmer, 1833, near Fort Union

Background imageAssiniboin Collection: BLACKFOOT-ASSINIBOIN GIRL. A Blackfoot girl who lived with Assiniboin tribe members

BLACKFOOT-ASSINIBOIN GIRL. A Blackfoot girl who lived with Assiniboin tribe members. Watercolor by Karl Bodmer, 1833

Background imageAssiniboin Collection: The Assinniboine and Saskatchewan Exploring Expedition: Portaging a Canoe and Baggage

The Assinniboine and Saskatchewan Exploring Expedition: Portaging a Canoe and Baggage, 1858

Background imageAssiniboin Collection: NATIVE AMERICAN TOMBS. Tree-top tombs built by Assiniboin Native Americans

NATIVE AMERICAN TOMBS. Tree-top tombs built by Assiniboin Native Americans. Line engraving after an illustration by Karl Bodmer, 1843



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"Assiniboin: A Glimpse into the Rich Cultural Heritage" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of the Assiniboin people through a collection of remarkable artworks. From a stunning photogravure capturing an intricately painted tipi to vibrant watercolor depictions of Pasesick-Kaskutau, this assortment offers a window into their lives. An oil painting transports us to an Assiniboin camp, where we witness their harmonious coexistence with nature. Here, an Assiniboin hunter traverses the wilderness accompanied by his loyal pack-laden dogs, embodying their deep connection to the land they call home. The spiritual beliefs of the it can beautifully depicted in another artwork as an eagle spirit is placated by an Assiniboin man. This poignant scene reminds us of their reverence for all living creatures and their profound understanding of balance within the natural world. Join The Assinniboine and Saskatchewan Exploring Expedition as they encounter Ojibway encampments along their journey. Witness the arduous task of portaging a canoe and baggage, highlighting both resilience and resourcefulness ingrained within these communities. Intriguing glimpses into daily life emerge through photographs capturing young boys adorned in traditional leader costumes during lively dances. These images showcase not only cultural traditions but also highlight how younger generations actively participate in preserving ancestral customs. Edward Curtis' photograph takes us inside an authentic South Dakota camp; tipis dotting the landscape evoke a sense of community that has thrived for centuries amidst changing times. Meanwhile, Irene Rock's radiant smile radiates joy as she poses with her pony - representing hope for future generations carrying forward cherished traditions. Witness cultural exchange between tribes as a Dakota woman embraces an Assiniboin girl - bridging gaps between different indigenous groups while celebrating shared experiences and heritage.