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Penns Treaty with the Indians (Furnishing Fabric), London, c. 1785. Creator: Unknown
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Penns Treaty with the Indians (Furnishing Fabric), London, c. 1785. Creator: Unknown
Penns Treaty with the Indians (Furnishing Fabric), London, c. 1785. Quaker leader Penn in a meeting with Native Americans. After an engraving by John Hall after a painting by Benjamin West
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Penn's Treaty with the Indians - A Symbol of Unity and Cultural Exchange
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. This print captures a significant moment in history - Penn's Treaty with the Indians. Set against a backdrop of an intricately designed furnishing fabric, this image transports us back to London in 1785. The Quaker leader, Penn, is depicted engaging in a profound meeting with Native Americans. The scene is derived from an engraving by John Hall, who skillfully translated Benjamin West's original painting onto copperplate printing. The black and white composition adds depth and intensity to the narrative unfolding before our eyes. In this powerful depiction, we witness not only the exchange between two vastly different cultures but also moments of tenderness and familial bonds. A mother tenderly breastfeeds her baby while cradling it on a traditional cradle board nearby. This intimate act symbolizes both nurturing love and cultural preservation. The hand gestures exchanged between Penn and the Native American chief signify mutual respect and understanding amidst their differences. It serves as a reminder that even during times of invasion or colonization, there were instances where unity prevailed over conflict. This artwork stands as a testament to the rich heritage shared by indigenous peoples across America. Its presence within the Art Institute Chicago allows visitors to reflect upon historical events that shaped our nation while appreciating art as a medium for storytelling.
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