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CATLIN: SNOW-SHOE DANCE. Snow-shoe dance of Ojibwa Native Americans on the first fall of snow
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CATLIN: SNOW-SHOE DANCE. Snow-shoe dance of Ojibwa Native Americans on the first fall of snow
CATLIN: SNOW-SHOE DANCE.
Snow-shoe dance of Ojibwa Native Americans on the first fall of snow. Lithograph by Currier & Ives after a painting, c1836, by George Catlin
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Media ID 12228086
1836 Catlin Ceremony Circle Cold Currier Dance Feather George Headdress Ives Life Merritt Nathaniel Ojibwa Snow Snowshoe Staff Winter
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This lithograph captures a mesmerizing moment in Ojibwa Native American culture - the Snow-shoe Dance. Painted by George Catlin in 1836 and later reproduced as a lithograph by Currier & Ives, this artwork showcases the beauty and significance of this traditional ceremony. As the first snowfall blankets the ground, Ojibwa men gather in a circle to perform their sacred dance. Dressed in intricate feather headdresses and adorned with fine artistry, they move gracefully across the snowy landscape. The cold winter air adds an ethereal touch to this scene, enhancing its mystical aura. The composition skillfully portrays both movement and stillness simultaneously. Each figure is captured mid-dance, their snowshoes leaving delicate imprints on the white canvas beneath them. Their staffs serve as symbols of strength and unity within their community. George Catlin's attention to detail allows us to appreciate every aspect of this cultural celebration - from the elaborate costumes to each individual's unique expression. This print transports us back in time, offering a glimpse into early Native American life. Merritt Nathaniel Jam James' reproduction ensures that Catlin's masterpiece can be enjoyed for generations to come. Whether displayed at home or in public spaces, this print serves as a reminder of America's rich indigenous heritage and invites viewers to immerse themselves in its timeless beauty.
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