Civil War Drawings Collection. Engraved for Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 11 January 1862 (XIII:320):120; 2 of 6 vignettes under the title: "Scenes, Sports and Incidents in Camp Graham, Near Washington, D.C., Headquarters of the Twenty-Third Pennsylvania Regiment, on the Occasion of the Presentation of Regimental Colors, by the State of Pennsylvania, Saturday, December 14--." The accompanying article, on page 119, was titled "Camp Graham and Its Festivities."

Civil War Drawings Collection. Drawn by a Special Artist attached to Gen. Banks' Command, see also 1945.580.33. Engraved for Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 14 September 1861 (XII:304):284, as "Fresh Bread: The Camp Oven, Impromptu Oven Built by the 19th New York Volunteers, General Banks' Division, in Western Maryland"

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Ethnography. Studies of Native Americans: Catlin's reproduction of the carving and construction of Native American pipes; the long, three section pipe of Minnatarree Chief Black Moccasin, with a war scene, a buffalo hunt scene and cloth or leather wrappings and tassles

Ethnography. Studies of Native Americans: Catlin's reproduction of the carving and construction of Native American pipes; pipes with stems or 'calumets' decorated with images of buffalo, hunting or war scenes, geometric patterns of leather or woven wickerwork wrapping, spiral carved stems, and a stem carved into a snake

Ethnography. Studies of Native Americans: Catlin's reproduction of the carving and construction of Native American pipes; sixteen pipe bowls carved into human faces, an eagle head, dogs, mythological beasts with human bodies and animal heads and sometimes paws or tails, reclining human figures

Ethnography. Studies of Native Americans: Catlin's reproduction of the carving and construction of Native American pipes; eighteen pipe bowls, ten with no ornamental carving, all drawn with a 'cut-away' view to show internal construction methods

Ethnography. Studies of Native Americans: Catlin's reproduction of the markings on an Omaha buffalo skin robe; a scene of contact with Euro-Americans and a drunken revelry that followed: drunk warriors sprawl on the ground around an empty whiskey keg, unconscious, vomiting or raising cups while four men in Euro-American costume chase fleeing women and gather weapons from the inside wigwams

Ethnography. Studies of Native Americans: Catlin's reproduction of the markings on a Pawnee Medicine Man's buffalo skin robe; a complex series of images: at center, a mounted medicine man with a feathered spear and shield with long tassles; above: the same man deflects rifle shots and performs a ceremonial song and dance; below: the mounted man spears an archer on the ground; small images decorate the sides: animals, men vomiting, a man singing under a sky full of celestial wonders-suns, moons and starbursts

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