Indien D Amerique Collection

"Around the world with family" by Lady Brassey, 1887 (illustration)
7311787 "Around the world with family" by Lady Brassey, 1887 (illustration) by Souze, Auguste (b.1829 - fl.1860s); Private Collection; (add.info)

Wenonas leap, Lake Pepin, miss River - in "The Iris: an illuminated souvenir for 1802"designed by Captain
LSE4082295 Wenonas leap, Lake Pepin, miss River - in " The Iris: an illuminated souvenir for 1802" designed by Captain Eastman and John S. Hart, 1852

Pearl fishing. Allegorical representation of the discovery of the New World
LSE4313436 Pearl fishing. Allegorical representation of the discovery of the New World. Aquatic and Indian nymphs with the riches of the sea, coral, pearl shells

Sounding wind: the chippewa brave - in "The Iris: an illuminated souvenir for1802"designed by Captain Eastman
LSE4082309 Sounding wind: the chippewa brave - in " The Iris: an illuminated souvenir for1802" designed by Captain Eastman and John S. Hart, 1852

We-Har-Ka-: scalp (?) - in "The Iris: an illuminated souvenir for 1802"drawn by Captain Eastman and John S
LSE4082305 We-Har-Ka-: scalp (?) - in " The Iris: an illuminated souvenir for 1802" drawn by Captain Eastman and John S. Hart, 1852

Falls of St Antony: waterfalls or rapids of St Antony - in "The Iris
LSE4082300 Falls of St Antony: waterfalls or rapids of St Antony - in " The Iris: an illuminated souvenir for1802" designed by Captain Eastman and John S. Hart, 1852

Indian courtshif - "The Iris: an illuminated souvenir for 1802"drawn by Cast Eastman, ed
LSE4082323 Indian courtshif - " The Iris: an illuminated souvenir for 1802" drawn by Cast Eastman, ed. Johns Hart, 1852, Philadelphia

Marriage custom among Indians: groom carries his wife on his back and others fire rifles
LSE4082293 Marriage custom among Indians: groom carries his wife on his back and others fire rifles by Eastman, Seth (1808-1875); Private Collection; (add.info.: Marriage custom among Indians)

Indian and white barter in Canada - in "The old and modern costume"by Ferrario, ed. Milan, 1819-20
LSE4098297 Indian and white barter in Canada - in " The old and modern costume" by Ferrario, ed. Milan, 1819-20 by Ferrario

Sign of tobacco dealers representing an American Indian leans on boxes of tobacco ready
JLJ4594218 Sign of tobacco dealers representing an American Indian leans on boxes of tobacco ready to be shipped on ships exporting New World products. La Rochelle

Christopher Columbus presents indigenous people at Ferdinand II
JLJ4563611 Christopher Columbus presents indigenous people at Ferdinand II and Isabella 1st of Castile in Barcelona: the presentation of the inhabitants of the Americas to Catholic kings by

Lettres Q, R,s et T : porteur d eau a Quito; Russe; Sauvage
DUV4213656 Lettres Q, R,s et T : porteur d eau a Quito; Russe; Sauvage; Turc (water carrier in quito, Russian, Savage, Turkish)

Lettres : Sauvage - "Grand alphabet des nations"
DUV4213628 Lettres : Sauvage - " Grand alphabet des nations" end of 19th century (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Cover of the "Grand alphabet des nations", end of 19th century (print)
DUV4213596 Cover of the " Grand alphabet des nations", end of 19th century (print) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

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"Indien d Amerique: A Journey through History and Culture" Step into the fascinating world of "Indien d Amerique, " a captivating exploration of the indigenous people of America. Inspired by historical illustrations and artworks, this collection takes us on a voyage across time, revealing intriguing glimpses into Native American life. In Lady Brassey's renowned book "Around the World with Family" from 1887, an illustration transports us to Wenonas Leap in Lake Pepin, Mississippi River. Designed by Captain Eastman and John S. Hart in "The Iris: an illuminated souvenir for 1802, " we witness the breathtaking beauty of this natural wonder. Delving further back in time, we encounter an allegorical representation of the discovery of the New World. Painted around 1590 after Jacopo Zucchi's work, aquatic and Indian nymphs grace us with their presence alongside coral and pearl shells - symbols of wealth from beneath the sea. "The Iris: an illuminated souvenir for 1802" introduces us to The Chippewa Brave in Sounding Wind - a powerful depiction drawn by Captain Eastman and John S. Hart that captures both strength and resilience. Continuing our journey through this rich tapestry, we come across We-Har-Ka-: scalp (?) - another striking image from "The Iris. " Drawn by Captain Eastman and John S. Hart in 1852, it invites contemplation about its meaning within Native American culture. No exploration would be complete without witnessing nature's grandeur at Falls of St Antony - waterfalls or rapids that captivated many throughout history. Once again found within "The Iris, " designed by Captain Eastman and John S. Hart in 1852, these falls leave visitors awestruck even today. Indian courtship comes alive as we delve deeper into "The Iris.