Chippewa Indians Fishing on the Ice, Lake Huron - Wood Engraving - 1838
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Original 1838 wood engraving with a Chippewa - or Ojibwa - Indian spearing fish through the ice of Lake Huron, two dogs at his side, the fresh catch at his feet and the snow-covered camp beyond. Lettered below, Chippeway Indians fishing in the Ice - Lake Huron.
Original 1838 wood engraving with a Chippewa - or Ojibwa - Indian spearing fish through the ice of Lake Huron, two dogs at his side, the fresh catch at his feet and the snow-covered camp beyond. Lettered below, Chippeway Indians fishing in the Ice - Lake Huron.
Medium: Wood engraving.
Date: 1838.
Source: The Penny Magazine, London.
Dimensions: 9 x 5.5 in (22.8 x 14 cm).
Condition: Toned paper, with a crease at the upper right corner and foxing along the lower edge; the image clean. Printed text on the back.
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Original 1838 wood engraving with a Chippewa - or Ojibwa - Indian spearing fish through the ice of Lake Huron, two dogs at his side, the fresh catch at his feet and the snow-covered camp beyond. Lettered below, Chippeway Indians fishing in the Ice - Lake Huron.