Karl Bodmer
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Karl Bodmer (February 6, 1809-October 30, 1893) was a Swiss painter of the American West.
 Karl Bodmer 1877. |
 The last known sketch of Karl Bodmer by Loys Delteil. |
 Oilpainting Die feindlichen Brüder bei Bornhofen am Rhein mit Kloster und Dorfansicht by Karl Bodmer about 1830. |
 Blick auf die Godesburg und das Siebengebirge, 1836 |
 Burg Stolzenfels, im Hintergrund Burg Lahneck, 1836. |
 The town Traben-Trarbach and the Grevenburg on the Moselle River in Germany. Aquatint engraving by Karl Bodmer 1841. |
 The town Zell on the Moselle River in Germany. Aquatint engraving by Karl Bodmer 1841. |
 The Cusanusstift in Bernkastel-Kues 1831 located on the Middle Moselle river in the district of Bernkastel-Wittlich, in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. Aquatint engraving by F. Hegi after Karl Bodmer, hand-colored. |
 Pen-and-ink-drawing by Karl Bodmer about 1835 Ruined Towers Overlooking the Rhine, National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. |
 Forest of Fontainbleau by Karl Bodmer about 1850. |
 Oil-painting Hirsche im Wald by Karl Bodmer about 1880. Kunsthaus Zürich. |
 Capture of the Daughters of D. Boone and Callaway by the Indians. Lithograph by Karl Bodmer and Jean-François Millet. |
 Young Girls Surprised by Indians. Lithograph after Karl Bodmer and Jean-François Millet. |
 Cat playing with an adder. Etching by Karl Bodmer about 1873. |
_by_Rudolf_Bodmer.jpg) Trachemys scripta elegans (Wied), commonly known as the red-eared slider. Prince Maximilian zu Wied-Neuwied gave it 1865 the name Emys elegans. Engraving by Karl Bodmer 1865. |
 Confluence of the Fox River and the Wabash in Indiana. Watercolor by Karl Bodmer 1832. |
 Mouth of Fox River in Indiana. Tableau 5 by Sigismond Himely (after Karl Bodmer). |
 The Fox River near New Harmony in Indiana. Watercolor by Karl Bodmer 1832. |
 Forest Scene on the Lehigh River in Pennsylvania. Watercolor by Karl Bodmer 1832. |
 View to New Harmony on the Wabash River by Karl Bodmer 1832 – 1833. |
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 New Harmony on the Wabash River painted by Karl Bodmer 1832 – 1833. |
 New Harmony 1832-1833. Steel engraving after Karl Bodmer. |
 The church of New Harmony 1832. Watercolor by Karl Bodmer. |
 The Great Traveller Charles Alexandre Lesueur in the Forest. Lithograph after the watercolor: Lesueur, the Naturalist at New Harmony by Karl Bodmer. |
 The Wabash River near New Harmony painted by Karl Bodmer 1832 – 1833. |
 The party in which Karl Bodmer was travelling stopped to camp along the Missouri River in North Dakota on November third of 1833. Watercolor by Karl Bodmer. |
 Pioch-Kiäiu, Piegan Blackfeet Man. Watercolor by Karl Bodmer. |
 In November of 1833 the party in which Bodmer was travelling stopped to camp along the Missouri. Aquatint engraving with original hand coloring by Karl Bodmer 1833 – 1834. |
 Herd of Bisons on the upper Missouri. Tableau 40 by J. Bishop and Sigismond Himely (after Karl Bodmer). |
 Landscape with buffalo on the upper Missouri. Watercolor by Karl Bodmer 1833. |
 The Interior of the Hut of a Mandan Chief. Mixed media by Karl Bodmer 1833 – 1834. |
 The Interior of the Hut of a Mandan Chief by Karl Bodmer 1833 – 1834. |
 The interior of the hut of a Mandan chief |
 Matô-Tope, a Mandan chief. Painting by Karl Bodmer, 1833-1834. |
 Mato Tope, a Mandan chief. Painting by Karl Bodmer, 1833-1834. |
 Mato-Tope adorned with the insignia of his warlike deeds |
 A Mandan chief (Matô-Tope) |
 A Mandan chief (Matô-Tope) |
 A Mandan village |
 A Mandan village |
 A Mandan village |
 Bison dance of the Mandan indians in front of their medecine lodge |
 Idols of the Mandan indians |
 Ischohä-Kakoschochatä Dance of the Mandan Indians |
 Dance of the Mandan women |
 Mandan indians |
 Mandeh-Pahchu A young Mandan indian |
 Offering of the Mandan indians |
 Moennitarri warrior in the costume of the dog danse. Creator: Bodmer, Karl, 1809-1893, artist. Rollet, Louis René Lucien, 1809-1862, etch |
 Pehriska-Ruhpa of the Dog Band of the Hidatsa tribe of Native Americans.Illustration by Karl Bodmer. |
 Moenitarri warrior in the costume of the dog danse |
 Massika, a Sauk Indian, left, and Wakusasse, right, a Fox Indian. By Karl Bodmer, aquatint made at Saint Louis, Missouri in March or April 1833 when Massika pleaded for the release of Chief Blackhawk after the Black Hawk War. |
 Saki indian and Musquake indian |
 Sauki and Musquake or Fox |
 Indian 1833. |
 Dakota warrior Wahk-tä-ge-li. |
 A Sioux warrior |
 A Blackfoot indian on horseback |
 A Minatarre chief |
 A Minatarre or big bellied indian |
 A skin lodge of the Assiniboin chief |
 An Arrikara warrior |
 An Assiniboin indian and a Yanktonan indian |
 Assiniboin indians |
 Blackfoot chief and Peikann chief |
 Chief of the Blood indians War chief of the Piekann indians and Koutani indian |
 Crow indians |
 Dacota woman and Assiniboin girl |
 Dog sledges of the Mandan indians |
 Encampment of the Peikann indians |
 Fort Clarck on the Missouri february 1834 |
 Funeral scaffold of a Sioux chief |
 Horse racing of the Sioux indians |
 Tableau 31: Indians hunting the bison |
 Indians hunting the bison |
 Magic pile erected by the Assiniboin indians |
 Mähsette Kuiuab Chief of the Cree indians |
 Mexkemahuastan Chief of the Gros-ventres des Praires Chief of the Bigbellies of the prarie |
 Missouri indian Oto indian and chief of the Puncas |
 Punca or Ponca indians encamped on the banks of the Missouri |
 Scalp dance of the Minatarres |
 The travellers meeting with Minatarre indians |
 Tombs of Assiniboin indians on trees |
 Washinga Saba's grave on Blackbirds hill |
 Winter village of the Minatarres |
 Woman of the Snake tribe and woman of the Cree tribe |
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