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Wi-Jun-Jon - The Pigeon's Egg Head Going to Washington: Returning to his Home

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Wi-Jun-Jon - The Pigeon's Egg Head Going to Washington: Returning to his Home, 1837/39. Hand-colored lithograph in black and brown, with opaque white watercolor and selective glazing, on ivory wove paper.

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Hand-colored lithograph in black and brown, with opaque white watercolor and selective glazing, on ivory wove paper · Sheet: 44.2 × 30.4 cm · Art Institute of Chicago

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Museum title
Wi-Jun-Jon - The Pigeon's Egg Head Going to Washington: Returning to his Home
Artist
George Catlin American, 1796-1872
Date
1837/39
Medium
Hand-colored lithograph in black and brown, with opaque white watercolor and selective glazing, on ivory wove paper
Dimensions
Sheet: 44.2 × 30.4 cm (17 7/16 × 12 in.)
Credit line
Gift of Norman and Virginia Bobins
Image license
CC0 1.0 · Public domain
Museum record
Art Institute of Chicago

Artist’s life 1796–1872

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Wi-Jun-Jon - The Pigeon's Egg Head Going to Washington: Returning to his Home · George Catlin, 1837/39
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