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A-Chippeway-Widow.
TitleA-Chippeway-Widow.
DescriptionRepresentation of a Chippeway widow. She is holding a red and white bundle of her deceased husband's best clothes. This she keeps with her at all times and refers to it as her husband. She is also wearing a blue suit of clothes with a yellow skirt and is sitting on a large stone.
Date1838
SubjectsNative Americans
Indians of North America
Clothing & dress
Ethnology
Women
Widows
Death
Manners & customs
Skirts
CreatorMcKenney, Thomas Loraine, 1785-1859 -- Author
Hall, James, 1793-1868 -- Author
PublisherKentucky Historical Society -- Digital Publisher
Greenough, F.W. -- Publisher
ContributorsGreenough, F.W. -- Publisher
Bowen, I.T. -- Lithographer
TypeRare Book
Formatjpg; orig. format lithograph
Accession Num.RB 970.1 M155, Vol. 2, page 184
SourceGraphics from the KHS Rare Books Collection
History of the Indian tribes of North America..., RB 970.1 M155.
Date Added2008-02-11
Added ByJMeador
Filenamew_A-Chippeway-Widow.jpg
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