Buffalo Dance by George Catlin (1845)

Hand-colored print of dancers in buffalo headdresses and painted bodies performing near tipis on open ground.

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A group of dancers wearing buffalo headdresses and red-painted bodies perform a ceremonial dance on open ground, with several tipis rising in the background. One performer holds a painted hand drum while others carry feathered spears and a bow. This hand-colored print by George Catlin, dated 1845, is held by the Portland Art Museum.

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1845

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