Nicholas Vincent Isawanhonhi Principal Christian Chief and Captain of the Huron Indians established at La Jeune Lorette near Quebec.
Nicholas Vincent Isawanhonhi Principal Christian Chief and Captain of the Huron Indians established at La Jeune Lorette near Quebec.
Nicholas Vincent Isawanhonhi Principal Christian Chief and Captain of the Huron Indians established at La Jeune Lorette near Quebec.
This is a full length portrait of Nicholas Vincent Isawanhonhi, Christian Chief and Captain of the Huron-Wendat at La Jeune Lorette. This lithograph is by Edward Chatfield and dates from 1825.
Title of the work
LAC record
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lithograph print; watercolour?
Lithograph print ink and possibly handcoloured with watercolour
This is a full length portrait of Nicholas Vincent Isawanhonhi, standing in a limited forest landscape. Central to the work is a wampum belt that he displays. The wampum belt, sash, medallions, headdress, ear ornaments, moccasins, and other elements of his dress are clearly drawn in great detail.
This print was originally by publisher J. Dickenson and sold by R. & C. Chalmers.
The LAC record also lists Charles J. Hullmandel as an artist involved with this lithograph.
LAC record and the lithograph itself is inscribed with the date.
Provenance
Exhibition title: Bo'jou Neejee: Profiles of Canadian Indian Art. Curators: Joanne Lockhead, National Museum of Man, Ottawa, Ontario; 1976. Further venue: Amon Carter Museum o fWestern Art, Fort Worth, Texas; 1978.09.29 - 1978.11.26.
Exhibition title: Un symbole de tailee: Le Fléche dans l'art canadien. Curators: Tremblay, Myriam Tétreault, Martin, Musée d'art de Joliette, Joliette, Québec. 2004.03.21-2004.08.29.
Exhibition title: Spirit and Intent: Understanding the voices, values & visions behind Canada's Aboriginal Treaties. Curators: Dr. John Borrows and Dr. J.R. Miller, Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa, Ontario; 2007.09.24 - 2008.04.06.
About This GRASAC Record
46.869279102, -71.347896113
The Huron-Wendat are of the Great Lakes region.