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Red Jacket, Chief of the Senecas, 1853 (colour litho)
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Red Jacket, Chief of the Senecas, 1853 (colour litho)
NBY331361 Red Jacket, Chief of the Senecas, 1853 (colour litho) by Eastman, Captain Seth (1808-75) (after); Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois, USA; (add.info.: Red Jacket (c.1750-1830); ); eNewberry Library; American, out of copyright
Media ID 22384298
© Newberry Library / Bridgeman Images
Moccasins Native American Indian North American Indian Peace Pipe Pendant Tomahawk
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The captivating print titled "Red Jacket, Chief of the Senecas, 1853" transports us back to a time when Native American culture thrived in North America. This remarkable colour lithograph by Captain Seth Eastman beautifully captures the essence of Red Jacket (c. 1750-1830), a prominent figure and leader among the Seneca tribe. In this portrait, Red Jacket sits majestically adorned in his traditional costume. His vibrant red jacket symbolizes power and authority while his pendant and moccasins showcase intricate craftsmanship. The attention to detail is evident as every element of his attire reflects the rich cultural heritage he represents. Seated with poise and dignity, Red Jacket holds a catlinite bowl and peace pipe - significant symbols of peace-making within Native American communities. A tomahawk rests beside him, reminding us that despite their peaceful nature, these tribes were also skilled warriors who fiercely protected their lands. This photograph not only serves as a visual representation of an influential Native American chief but also provides valuable insight into the history and traditions of indigenous peoples in America. Preserved at the Newberry Library in Chicago, Illinois, this image offers viewers an opportunity to appreciate both the artistry involved in its creation and gain a deeper understanding of our shared past on this land we call home.
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