Mon-Chonsia. A Kansas Chief by Charles Bird King (1842)

Hand-colored lithograph portrait of Mon-Chonsia, a Kansas chief, wearing a feathered turban, beaded necklaces, and a medallio

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A hand-colored lithographic portrait shows Mon-Chonsia, a Kansas chief, in a striped turban with a tall orange feather plume, beaded necklaces, and a round medallion, with red marks painted on the shoulders and a pale blanket draped over the body. The print was published in 1842 by Daniel Rice and James G. Clark of Philadelphia after a drawing by Charles Bird King.

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