Dog Dance of the Dacotahs by Seth Eastman (1849)

Watercolor of Dakota men performing a dance in a clearing before seated onlookers, with tipis and trees in the background.

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Why is this public domain? Seth Eastman died in 1875; this work is in the public domain.

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A watercolor scene by Seth Eastman, dated 1849, titled Dog Dance of the Dacotahs. Dancers in feathered headdresses and fringed clothing perform in a clearing before a crowd of seated and standing onlookers, with tipis and trees around the open space.

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1849

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Animals