Print speciman of American Indian man on horseback killing bison) - A. Kollner designed ; Lithy of A. Kollner, Phila LCCN2011645295
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Print speciman of American Indian man on horseback killing bison) - A. Kollner designed ; Lithy of A. Kollner, Phila LCCN2011645295, Augustus Köllner (1850), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A monochrome lithograph shows a mounted figure with a lance and bow pursuing a charging bison across open grassland. Additional riders and a herd of animals appear in the background under a cloudy sky. The print is attributed to Augustus Köllner and dated 1850, and is held by Wikimedia Commons.
