This print collection contains prints depicting American Indians mainly from the midwestern and eastern United States during the 17th to 18th centuries. Many of the prints depict romanticized views of the Indians, including but not limited to their daily life; peaceful and violent interactions with Europeans and Americans; and portraits of important leaders and figures.

129 prints in 2 boxes; prints 53 cm. x 48 cm. (21 in. x 19 in.) and smaller. A detailed list of prints and artists is available under "Additional collection guides."

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