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This is a full length image of two Native women, a man, and a child, probably Huron-Wendat, in a winter landscape. On the back of this painting is a second painting of a young man (?) and a child in a summer or fall background
This is a watercolour drawing of Nicolas Vincent, called Tsaouenhohoui, War Chief and then Grand Chief of the Huron-Wendat nation, hunting on snowshoes in a winter landscape. It is by Phillip J. Bainbridge and dates from 1840.
This is a full length watercolour portrait of Nicolas Vincent,baptized Ignace-Nicolas, called Tsaouenhohoui, War Chief and then Grand Chief of the Huron-Wendat nation. It is by Phillip John Bainbrigge and dates from 1840.
A pair of decorated German silver wristbands; obtained from a Mesquakie (Fox) woman near Tama, Iowa; purchased from Mr. Jones
A wooden ball-headed club attributed to the Menomini. Purchased from Arthur Speyer in 1964.
A pair of German silver wristbands; obtained from a Mesquakie (Fox) woman near Tama, Iowa; purchased from Mr. Jones.
This is a full length watercolour portrait of Christine Vincent,A-ti-a-an-onk, of the Huron-Wendat community at Jeune Lorette. It is by Phillip J. Bainbrigge and dates from 1840.
This birchbark cigar case contains vivid scenes, depicted with quillwork. The imagery includes people smoking pipes, a large squirrel in a tree, a person holding a bottle, figures carrying baskets, figures wearing toques, and a seated figure with a lighter skin tone wearing a European-style
Headdress or gustoweh, made of wooden splints covered with leather and decorated with feathers. Made on the Grand River Reserve and collected by Egon Renner in 1978.
Beaded bag with floral motifs. Both sides have a single flower in the centre of front panel with leaves and buds on either sides. On one side the roses are pink and on the other side they are white.
A Hodenosaunee/Haudenosaunee spiked wooden ball-headed club from the eighteenth century. Purchased from the Gallery Stolper in New York.
A provisional surrender in which the Principal Men of the Mississauga Nation agreed to surrender unto John Ferguson a tract of land measuring 2,000,000 acres fronting the Ottawa River in consideration of the yearly sum of 642 pounds 10 shillings. See IT084 - Map
This is a watercolour painting of a Seneca encampment beside Niagara Falls. The painting is by Edward Walsh and dates from 1804.
A wooden ball-headed club attributed to the Hodenosaunee/Haudenosaunee from the eighteenth century. Purchased by E. Konietzko in Hamburg.
This watercolour painting depicts two Mohawk ice fishermen in a winter landscape. The painting gives a clear image of snowshoes and winter moccasins. The work is by Berdoe A. Wilkinson, and dates from 1853, and is in the Peter Winkworth Collection of Canadiana.
Hiawatha stands facing Minnehaha and Arrowmaker with slain deer between them. The scene takes place in front of Minnehaha Falls.