The Deer-Slayers by John Mix Stanley

Two men in fringed clothing and feathered headdresses carry a slain deer past a waterfall in a forest.

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This painting shows two men in fringed buckskin clothing and feathered headdresses on a rocky ledge, one carrying a rifle while the other drags a slain deer. A waterfall and dense trees fill the background. The work is titled The Deer-Slayers and is attributed to John Mix Stanley, with the signature and date 1866 visible in the lower left.

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