Daniel Boone protects his family
Henry Jerome Schile · 1829-1901
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Why is this public domain? Henry Jerome Schile died in 1901; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored lithographic print titled Daniel Boone protects his family, attributed to Henry Jerome Schile and dated 1874. It shows a frontiersman in fringed buckskin shielding a woman and child from a figure in feathered headdress who raises a tomahawk, with a dog, a log cabin and a river in the background.
