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The young reader's Catlin : My life among the Indians / George Catlin; Edited by M.G. Humphreys.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Catlin, George, 1796-1872.
Contributor:
Humphreys, Mary Gay, -1915.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Indians of North America.
Indians of North America--West (U.S.).
Physical Description:
1 online resource (415 p.)
Place of Publication:
Scituate, Mass. : Digital Scanning, 2001.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
Over 175 years ago George Catlin, American painter, writer and explorer, realized that the white settlers would eventually destroy the native cultures of North America. Devoting his life to preserving the Indian heritage, he traveled throughout the West sketching and painting hundreds of Indian portraits, village scenes, religious rituals and games.
Contents:
THE BOY'S CATLIN
PREFACE
CONTENTS
CHAPTERS
SKETCH OF CATLIN'S LIFE
I. THE MISSOURI RIVER IN THE THIRTIES
II. A STUDIO AMONG THE GUNS
III. INDIAN ARISTOCRATS: THE CROWS AND BLACKFEET
IV. PAINTING AN INDIAN DANDY
V. CANOEING WITH BOGARD AND BATISTE
VI. MANDANS: THE PEOPLE OF THE PHEASANTS
VII. SOCIAL LIFE AMONG THE MANDANS
VIII. THE ARTIST BECOMES A MEDICINE-MAN
IX. A MANDAN FEAST
X. THE MANDAN WOMEN
XI. MANDAN DANCES AND GAMES
XII. O-KEE-PA: A RELIGIOUS CEREMONY
XIII. DANCES OF THE O-KEE-PA
XIV. THE MAKING OF BRAVES
XV. MANDAN LEGEND OF THE DELUGE
XVI.CORN DANCE OF THE MINATAREES
XVII. THE ATTACK ON THE CANOE
XVIII. THE DEATH OF LITTLE BEAR: A SIOUX TRAGEDY
XIX. THE DANCES AND MUSIC OF THE SIOUX
XX. A DOG FEAST
XXI. THE BUFFALO CHASE
XXII. A PRAIRIE FIRE
XXIII. SONGS AND DANCES OF THE IOWAS
XXIV. PAINTING BLACK HAWK AND HIS WARRIORS
XXV. WITH THE ARMY AT FORT GIBSON
XXVI. LASSOING WILD HORSES
XXVII. VISITING THE CAMANCHES
XXVIII. THE STOLEN BOY
XXIX. A CRUEL MARCH
XXX. A CHOCTAW BALL GAME
XXXI. ALONE WITH CHARLEY
XXXII. CANOEING ON THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI
XXXIII. PAINTING THE PORTRAIT OF KEOKUK
XXXIV. THE LAND OF THE RED-PIPE STONE
XXXV. THE SAD FATE OF OSCEOLA
XXXVI. THE INDIAN AS AN ALL-AROUND MAN
ILLUSTRATIONS
BUFFALO HUNT ACCIDENTS OF THE CHASE
ATTACK OF THE GRIZZLY BEAR
ANTELOPE SHOOTING
"GAME OF THE ARROW," OR ARCHERY OF THE MANDANS
BUFFALO DANCE
BUFFALO HUNT A SURROUND
THE BEAR DANCE
A BUFFALO CHASE
BUFFALO HUNT ON SNOW-SHOES
BUFFALO HUNT WITH WOLF-SKIN MASK
BUFFALO HUNT APPROACHING IN A RAVINE
WILD HORSES AT PLAY
CATCHING THE WILD HORSE
DANCE BEFORE THE BALL-PLAY
AN INDIAN BALL-PLAY
THREE DISTINGUISHED BALL-PLAYERS PORTRAITS FROM LIFE, IN THE BALL-PLAY DRESS.
Notes:
Originally published: The boy's Catlin: My life among the Indians. New York: C. Scribner's Sons, 1909.
ISBN:
1-58218-477-1
OCLC:
70722630

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