| Karl Bodmer Gallery |
| Travels in the Interior of North America | |||
| In 1833, Prince Alexander Maximilian of Wied and 23-year-old Swiss artist Karl Bodmer embarked on a journey up the Missouri River which resulted in the most visually in depth study of the Plains Indians ever produced; costume, weaponry, war paint, utensils, teepees, pipes, and blankets are illustrated in meticulous detail. 'Travels in the Interior of North America' was based on the Prince's journals and 81 hand-colored aquatints from Bodmer's watercolors and sketches. In contrast to other artist-explorers of the 19th century, Bodmer was well trained in the classic European tradition, and the work he did in America is considered to be the high point of a distinguished career. | |||
| Publication City: London and Paris Medium: Hand-colored aquatints Dimensions: Varied Date: 1832-1843 | |||
| SELECTIONS FROM THIS WORK | |||
 A Blood Chief, A Piekann War Chief, and A Koutani Indian details |  Assiniboin Indians details |  Camp Gros Ventures Of The Prairies details |  Cave-In-Rock details |  Cleveland Lighthouse details |  Dog Dance details |  Fac Simile Indian Painting details |  Forest Scene on the Tobihanna's Alleghany Mountains details |  Fort Clark details |  Fort Mackenzie details |  Fort Union details |  Funeral Scaffold of a Sioux Child details |  Herd of Bisons details |  Indian Utensils and Arms details |  Indians Hunting The Bison details |  Junction of the Yellow Stone River with the Missouri details |  Mandan Indians details |  Pehriska Ruhpa details |  Remarkable Hills details |  Rocky Mountains details |  Saukie And Fox Indians details |  Scalp Dance of the Minatarres details |  The Steamer Yellow-Stove details |  The White Castels details |  Tombs of Assiniboin Indians on Trees details |  View of Bethlehem details |  View of Mauch-Chunk details |  View of the Stone Walls details |  View on the Delaware Near Bordentown details |  Winter Village of the Minatarres details |  Women of the Snake & Cree Tribes details | |
