James Otto Lewis. “Weesh-Cub or the Sweet. A noted Chippeway Chief. Painted at the treaty of Prary [sic] du Chien 1825 by J.O. Lewis.” From The Aboriginal Portfolio. Philadelphia: J. O. Lewis, 1835-1836. Lithograph by Lehman & Duval. Signed in the stone by J. Barincou. Original hand coloring. Image ca. 9 x 7 1/2. Short repaired tear in top margin. Else, very good condition.
James Otto Lewis. “Shounk-Chunk The Black Wolf/ A Winnebago Chief/ Taken at the treaty of Green Bay 1827 by J.O. Lewis.” From The Aboriginal Portfolio. Philadelphia: J. O. Lewis, 1835-1836. Lithograph by Lehman & Duval. Original hand coloring. Image ca. 9 x 7; paper trimmed to 11 1/2 x 9. Very good condition.
James Otto Lewis. “Wadt-He-Doo-Kaana/ Chief of the Winnebagoes./ Painted at the treaty of Prarie du Chien 1825 by J.O. Lewis.” From The Aboriginal Portfolio. Philadelphia: J. O. Lewis, 1835-1836. Lithograph by Lehman & Duval. Signed in the stone by J. Barincou. Original hand coloring. Image ca. 10 1/2 x 9 1/2. Expertly repaired tear at left; just touching image. Else, very good condition.
James Otto Lewis. “A Winnebago Squaw/ Wife of O’-Check-Ka or Four Legs/ Painted at the Treaty of Green Bay 1825. by J.O. Lewis.-” From The Aboriginal Portfolio. Philadelphia: J. O. Lewis, 1835-1836. Lithograph by Lehman & Duval. Signed in the stone by J. Barincou. Original hand coloring. Image ca. 9 x 7 1/2. Expertly repaired tear at right, just touching image. Else, very good condition.
James Otto Lewis. “Tshu-Gue-Ga./ A Celebrated Chief half Winnebago and half French./ Sketch’d at Green Bay treaty 1827.-by J.O. Lewis.-” From The Aboriginal Portfolio. Philadelphia: J. O. Lewis, 1835-1836. Lithograph by Lehman & Duval. Original hand coloring. Image ca. 10 x 7 1/2.
James Otto Lewis. “Shaw-A-Gaa or The White Dog’s Son. Pottawatomie Chief. Taken at Green Bay treaty 1827 by J.O. Lewis-” From The Aboriginal Portfolio. Philadelphia: J. O. Lewis, 1835-1836. Lithograph by Lehman & Duval. Original hand coloring. Image ca. 9 x 8. Some light stains in top right and two old tape stains at side edges. Paper trimmed to 12 1/2 x 9 1/2. Else, very good.
James Otto Lewis. “Com-No-Sa-Qua. A Pottowattomie Chief. Painted at the treaty of Missinnewa 1827 by J.O. Lewis.” From The Aboriginal Portfolio. Philadelphia: J. O. Lewis, 1835-1836. Lithograph by Lehman & Duval. Signed in the stone by J. Barincou. Original hand coloring. Image ca. 9 1/2 x 7 1/2.
James Otto Lewis. “A Celebrated Ottawa Chief. Painted at the treaty of Fort Wayne 1827 by J.O. Lewis.” From The Aboriginal Portfolio. Philadelphia: J. O. Lewis, 1835-1836. Lithograph by Lehman & Duval. Signed in the stone by J. Barincou. Original hand coloring. Image ca. 10 1/2 x 8. Some chipping in bottom corners, well away from image. Else, very good condition.
James Otto Lewis. “Kitch-Ee-I-Aa-Ba or the Big Buck. A Chippewa Chief. Taken at the Treaty of Prarie du Chien by J.O. Lewis 1825.-” From The Aboriginal Portfolio. Philadelphia: J. O. Lewis, 1835-1836. Lithograph by Lehman & Duval. Original hand coloring. Image ca. 11 x 8. Stains in bottom margin. Else, very good condition.
James Otto Lewis. “Pe-A-Jick. A Chippewa Chief. Taken at the Treaty of Prairie du Chien 1825 by J.O. Lewis.” From The Aboriginal Portfolio. Philadelphia: J. O. Lewis, 1835-1836. Lithograph by Lehman & Duval. Original hand coloring. Image ca. 10 1/2 x 8. Chip in bottom right corner. Else, very good condition.
James Otto Lewis. “Pe-Schick-Ee. A Celebrated Chippeway Chief. Painted at the treaty of Prarie du Chien 1825 by J.O. Lewis.” From The Aboriginal Portfolio. Philadelphia: J. O. Lewis, 1835-1836. Lithograph by Lehman & Duval. Signed in the stone by J. Barincou. Original hand coloring. Image ca. 10 x 8. Very good condition.
James Otto Lewis. “Waa-Ba-Shaw. A Celebrated Sioux Chief. Painted at the Treaty of Prarie du chien 1825 by J.O. Lewis.” From The Aboriginal Portfolio. Philadelphia: J. O. Lewis, 1835-1836. Lithograph by Lehman & Duval. Original hand coloring. Image ca. 9 x 8. Repaired tear extending into image from right. Else, very good condition.