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OJIBWA SWEAT LODGE. Ceremonial gathering of Ojibwa Native American men in a madoodiswan, or sweat lodge, in present-day Minnesota. Line and mezzotint engraving, American, c1855, after John C. Tidball
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OJIBWA SWEAT LODGE. Ceremonial gathering of Ojibwa Native American men in a madoodiswan, or sweat lodge, in present-day Minnesota. Line and mezzotint engraving, American, c1855, after John C. Tidball
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1855 Aerial View Bath House Ceremony Feather Gathering Head Dress Line Lodge Meeting Mezzotint Minnesota Ojibwa Steam Sweat Wooden Purify
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This print titled "OJIBWA SWEAT LODGE" takes us back in time to a ceremonial gathering of Ojibwa Native American men in a madoodiswan, or sweat lodge, located in present-day Minnesota. The image is an exquisite line and mezzotint engraving created around 1855 by John C. Tidball. In this scene, we witness the profound significance of the sweat lodge ceremony for the Ojibwa community. Men adorned with feathered head dresses are seated inside the wooden structure, enveloped by steam rising from heated stones. This sacred space serves as a place of purification and spiritual renewal. The attention to detail captured in this engraving allows us to observe every aspect of this ancient ritual. From the intricate designs on their head dresses to the expressions on their faces, we can sense the solemnity and reverence that permeates this gathering. Through this powerful visual representation, we gain insight into daily life among the Ojibwa people during mid-19th century America. It offers us a glimpse into their rich cultural heritage and traditions that have been passed down through generations. As part of Granger Art on Demand's Carousel Collection, this print invites us to appreciate and honor indigenous cultures while acknowledging their contributions to our shared history.
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