Paintbrush & peacepipe : the story of George Catlin : production material.

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Paintbrush & peacepipe : the story of George Catlin : production material.

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Corrected typescript, corrected galley proofs, layout, notes, pencil illustration with separations for jacket, ink illustration for cover, pencil illustration with separation, pencil illustrations, ink, pencil & watercolor study for jacket. A biography of the nineteenth-century artist who traveled in the West painting the Indians and their way of life.

Manuscripts: 4 folders.Illustrations: 24 items.

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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SNAC Resource ID: 7815338

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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