MAT CROPPED AUTOTUNE George Catlin, Ball Players Smithsonian 1966.48.68
George Catlin · American, 1796-1872
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MAT CROPPED AUTOTUNE George Catlin, Ball Players Smithsonian 1966.48.68, George Catlin (1834), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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Three shirtless men stand in profile holding lacrosse-style sticks with netted heads, wearing fringed garments, beaded belts and feathered headdresses. Their bodies are decorated with red painted stripes and markings, and the figures are set against a plain pale background. This print by George Catlin is dated 1834 and is held in the Smithsonian collection.
