James Otto Lewis
Creator Details
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Birth
Feb. 3, 1799 (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
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Death
Nov. 2, 1858 (New York, New York)
Artworks
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Caw-Taa-Waa-Be-Ta, or the Snagle'd Tooth, a Chippewa Chief, Taken at the Treaty of Prairie du Chien, 1825, 1835-1836
James Otto Lewis
Lithograph with applied watercolor
1965.10.46
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Cha-Co-To, a Potawatomi Chief, Taken at the Treaty of Missinewa, Indiana, 1827, 1835-1836
James Otto Lewis
Lithograph with applied watercolor
1965.10.72
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Chat-O-Nis-See, Potawatomi Chief, Painted at the Treaty of Fort Wayne, 1827, 1835-1836
James Otto Lewis
Lithograph with applied watercolor
1965.10.19
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Chippewa [Women], Painted at the Treaty of Fond du Lac, 1826, 1835-1836
James Otto Lewis
Lithograph with applied watercolor
1965.10.8
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Com-No-Sa-Qua, a Potawatomi Chief, Painted at the Treaty of Missinewa, 1827, 1835-1836
James Otto Lewis
Lithograph with applied watercolor
1965.10.31
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Cut-Taa-Tas-Tia, a Celebrated Chief of the Fox Tribe, Painted at the Great Treaty of Prairie du Chien, 1825, 1835-1836
James Otto Lewis
Lithograph with applied watercolor
1965.10.30
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Francis Godfroy, a Celebrated Chief Among the Miamis, Half French and Half Miami, Painted at the Treaty of Fort Wayne, 1827, 1835-1836
James Otto Lewis
Lithograph with applied watercolor
1965.10.25
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Hoo-Wan-Ne-Ka, A Winnebaco [sic] Chief., 1844
A. Ford, Henry Inman, James Otto Lewis, Charles Bird King
Lithograph with applied watercolor
1975.64.82
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Hoo-Wan-Ne-Ka, a Winnebago Chief, 1872-1874
A. Ford, Henry Inman, James Otto Lewis, Charles Bird King
Lithograph with applied watercolor
2004.19.87
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J-Aw-Beance, 1836
Charles Bird King, James Otto Lewis
Lithograph with applied watercolor
1996.12
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Jack-O-Pa, a Chippewa Chief, 1872-1874
Charles Bird King, James Otto Lewis
Lithograph with applied watercolor
2004.19.111
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Jack-O-Pa, or The Six, a Chippewa Chief, 1835-1836
James Otto Lewis
Lithograph with applied watercolor
1965.10.58
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Jack-O-Pa. A Chippewa Chief., 1843
Charles Bird King, James Otto Lewis
Lithograph with applied watercolor
1975.64.113
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Ka-Ta-Wa-Be-Da, a Chippeway Chief, 1872-1874
James Otto Lewis
Lithograph with applied watercolor
2004.19.43
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Ka-Ta-Wa-Be-Da. A Chippeway Chief., 1841
James Otto Lewis
Lithograph with applied watercolor
1975.64.84
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Kaa-Nun-Der-Waaguinse-Zoo, or The Berry Picker, a Famous Chippewa Chief, Painted at the Treaty of Prairie du Chien, 1825, 1835-1836
James Otto Lewis
Lithograph with applied watercolor
1965.10.61
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Ke-Wa-Din, or The North Wind, a Chippewa Chief, Painted at the Treaty of Fond du Lac, 1826, 1835-1836
James Otto Lewis
Lithograph with applied watercolor
1965.10.4
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Kee-Mee-One, or Rain, a Chippewa Chief, Painted at Fond du Lac, 1827, 1835-1836
James Otto Lewis
Lithograph with applied watercolor
1965.10.54
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Kee-O-Kuck, or The Watching Fox, the Present Chief of the Sauk Tribe and Successor to Black Hawk, Painted at the Great Treaty of Prairie du Chien, 1825, 1835-1836
James Otto Lewis
Lithograph with applied watercolor
1965.10.27
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Kee-O-Tuck-Kee, a Potowatomie Chief, Painted at the Treaty of Green Bay, 1827, 1835-1836
James Otto Lewis
Lithograph with applied watercolor
1965.10.33