The Peowit Flycatcher April 4 1836 Muscicapa nunciola Wils./ Snow bird Mar 31 1835 Fringilla nivales Wilson Artists_George Brookshaw which were previously published in

which were previously published in French maps by De Fer and Châtelain

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George Catlin was the first artist to travel widely among the Plains Indians of North America and create an important body of paintings and graphics to illustrate their customs and artifacts

The Peowit Flycatcher April 4 1836 Muscicapa nunciola Wils./ Snow bird Mar 31 1835 Fringilla nivales Wilson Artists_George Brookshaw which were previously published inWILLIAM POPE (British Canadian, 1811 1902) The Peowit Flycatcher April 4 1836 Muscicapa nunciola Wils. Snow bird Mar 31 1835 Fringilla nivales Wilson Pen and ink and watercolor Signed W. P lower left Paper size: 14 Provenance The artists family and thence by descent. Exhibited: Simcoe Ontario, Lynnwood Art Centre, Birds of a Feather, 3 31 May 1987 (a selection). Simcoe, Ontario, Eva Brook Donly Museum, May 7 June 1987 (a selection). Simcoe, Ontario,