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LEWIS & CLARK: INDIANS 1811. Meriwether Lewis shooting a Native American during the Lewis & Clark Expedition. Copper engraving, 1811, from Patrick Gass Journal of the Lewis & Clark Expedition

LEWIS & CLARK: INDIANS 1811. Meriwether Lewis shooting a Native American during the Lewis & Clark Expedition. Copper engraving, 1811, from Patrick Gass Journal of the Lewis & Clark Expedition


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LEWIS & CLARK: INDIANS 1811. Meriwether Lewis shooting a Native American during the Lewis & Clark Expedition. Copper engraving, 1811, from Patrick Gass Journal of the Lewis & Clark Expedition

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LEWIS & CLARK: INDIANS 1811 captures a pivotal moment in the historic Lewis & Clark Expedition. This powerful copper engraving, dating back to 1811, depicts Meriwether Lewis aiming his rifle at a Native American during their exploration of the American West. The image is taken from Patrick Gass' Journal of the Lewis & Clark Expedition, offering a glimpse into this significant chapter of early 19th-century exploration. In this scene, tensions between the expedition and indigenous peoples are palpable. Meriwether Lewis stands firm, his finger on the trigger, as he confronts an unknown native figure. The intensity of this encounter is etched onto their faces – fear and determination intermingling amidst vast uncharted territories. The engraving serves as a reminder that exploration often came at great cost and sacrifice for both sides involved. It prompts us to reflect on the complex dynamics between European settlers and Native Americans during this era of westward expansion. As we gaze upon this historical artifact, we are transported back in time to witness these brave men venturing into unexplored lands with rifles in hand but also carrying hopes for discovery and understanding. It reminds us that history is not just about triumphs or defeats; it encompasses nuanced stories that shape our collective memory. This print from Granger Art on Demand allows us to delve deeper into America's past while acknowledging its complexities.

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