Black Hawk Collection (#3)

"Black Hawk: A Legacy of Courage and Resilience" In the vast skies, the US Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk Helicopter soars with unwavering strength

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COLORADO: BLACK HAWK CITY. Photographed 1864

Black Hawk Collection: BLACK HAWK (1767-1838). American Sauk Native American leader

BLACK HAWK (1767-1838). American Sauk Native American leader. Photogravure from a painting by Robert Matthew Sully (1803-1855)

Black Hawk Collection: BLACK HAWK (1767-1838). Native American Sauk leader

BLACK HAWK (1767-1838). Native American Sauk leader. Oil on canvas, 1832, by George Catlin

Black Hawk Collection: BATTLE OF BAD AXE, 1832. The battle at the mouth of the Bad Axe River, Wisconsin

BATTLE OF BAD AXE, 1832. The battle at the mouth of the Bad Axe River, Wisconsin, on 2 August 1832 in which Sauk and Fox Native Americans under Black Hawk were defeated by an American mixed force of

Black Hawk Collection: A view of Gregory Street in Black Hawk, Colorado. A Presbyterian church, next to a schoolhouse

A view of Gregory Street in Black Hawk, Colorado. A Presbyterian church, next to a schoolhouse
COLORADO: BLACK HAWK, c1899. A view of Gregory Street in Black Hawk, Colorado. A Presbyterian church, next to a schoolhouse, is visible on the hillside in the foreground. Photographed by Harry H

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"Black Hawk: A Legacy of Courage and Resilience" In the vast skies, the US Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk Helicopter soars with unwavering strength, embodying the spirit of its namesake. This iconic aircraft pays homage to a remarkable figure who left an indelible mark on history. Amidst the pages of time, we glimpse a poignant scene captured in watercolor - two warriors and a woman from the Sacs and Foxes tribe mourn over the tomb of Black Hawk. Their sorrow speaks volumes about his significance as a leader and symbol of unity. Through Mrs. Jane Lewis' captivating narrative, we are transported into an era where captivity was met with providential escape. Black Hawk's story intertwines with that of countless others who fought for freedom against all odds. Nature itself seems to honor this legendary name as we witness a Common Black Hawk gracefully clutching onto its prized fish within the Ria Celestun Biosphere Reserve. A testament to resilience in both man and nature alike. A lithograph from 1840 immortalizes Ma Ka-Tai-Me-She-Kia-Kiak or Black Hawk himself, capturing his essence as he gazes resolutely into the distance. His determination echoes through time, inspiring generations to stand tall in their convictions. Nah-pope stands by his side as adviser during tumultuous times in 1832; George Catlin's brush strokes bring forth their bond forged amidst adversity. Wah-pe-kee-suck, known as White Cloud or "the Prophet, " joins them on this arduous journey towards justice. Even imprisonment could not extinguish Black Hawk's spirit; George Catlin's artistry captures him alongside five other Saukie prisoners bound together by shared experiences. In death too, he remains etched in memory - Catlin paints a solemn Funeral scene that resonates deeply within our souls.