Death of Tecumseh
Death of Tecumseh
Death of Tecumseh
This colored lithograph print depicts a scene from the War of 1812, the death of Shawnee leader Tecumseh during the Battle of the Thames, 1813. This print is part of the W.H.Coverdale Collection of Canadiana.
Tecumseh was of the Shawnee nation.
Library and Archives Canada record.
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1 print,lithograph, coloured by hand
Battle scene with image of death of Tecumseh
Date inscribed on the print, and entered in LAC record.
Provenance
The original collection consisted of 2,482 works, of which 62 were transferred to the National Gallery of Canada, and 25 pictures, including many paintings, as well as 10 maps were returned to the vendor at the time of sale.
The collection was assembled largely through the personal efforts of William Hugh Coverdale (1871-1949), president of Canada Steamship Lines from 1922 to 1949, who decided that the corridors and rooms of the newly-constructed Manoir Richelieu should be graced with scenes from Canadian history.
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42.3314, -83.0458
Content of the image.