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Av alla originalverk som Seth Eastman lämnade efter sig är det mest kända Sioux Indians Breaking Up Camp (1848), i samlingen hos Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Tätt efter följer Dakotah village och Gathering Wild Rice. Vår katalog innehåller 37 verk av Seth Eastman; galleriet har bevarat de 37 som världen beundrar mest, var och en presenterad med sitt datum, sitt museum och sin historia.
The scene unfolds in Sioux Indians Breaking Up Camp, a work painted by Seth Eastman. The air feels heavy with the movement of a people in transition, as the community prepares to leave their current site. This painting, dating to about 1848, captures a specific moment of departure across the expansive prairie. The figures move with purpose, tending to their belongings and animals under a vast, shifting sky.
Dakotah village by Seth Eastman presents a detailed view of a Native American settlement. The scene is set within a grassy area where several people are positioned in various states of movement and rest. A group of individuals sits on the ground beneath umbrellas, which provide shade or protection from the elements. Around them, other people stand or walk through the village, contributing to a sense of constant motion. The…
Gathering Wild Rice by Seth Eastman depicts three individuals navigating a traditional canoe through a marsh or riverine environment. The vessel features a pointed bow and stern, a design characteristic of boats intended for maneuverability in shallow waterways. Tall grasses surround the canoe, rising from the water to create a dense, vegetated setting. The person positioned at the stern uses an oar to steer the craft through the vegetation.
In the quiet, biting chill of an 1848 winter, Seth Eastman captured more than just a landscape; he immortalized a vibrant pulse of life amidst the frost. Ballplay of the Dakota on the St. Peters River in Winter serves as a breathtaking window into a vanished era, where the frozen expanse of the river becomes a stage for communal joy and athletic prowess. The painting depicts a spirited game of…
Seth Eastman captures a quiet moment of existence in "Chippewa Encampment on the Upper Mississippi." Painted about 1845, the work focuses on an indigenous encampment settled along a riverbank. Tall coniferous trees crowd the shoreline, their dark needles sheltering several tipis. The river flows through the scene, a steady presence beside the dwellings.
In Buffalo Hunt by Seth Eastman, the horizon is a heavy line of gold and ochre. Painted about 1848, the scene captures a moment of high-stakes pursuit across the vast, rolling prairie. Native American hunters move through the landscape, their figures locked in a desperate chase against the momentum of a massive buffalo herd. The air feels thick with the dust of the plains and the heat of a setting…
The painting titled Ball Playing among the Sioux Indians captures a communal moment in a lush, green field. Created in 1851, this work by Seth Eastman presents a scene of movement and social connection. The figures are scattered across the landscape, engaged in a traditional sport that defines a specific afternoon in the life of the Sioux community.
Atotarho, the First Iroouols Ruler
12
Transporting The Wounded
13
Gathering Grass Seed, San Joaquin Valley, CaliforniaCrocker Art Museum
14
Striking the Post
15
Indians In Council
16
Oneota Stone, Cemetery In Utica
17
Pictorial Record of a Chief's Success in Hunting
18
Red Jacket
19
Ball Play On The Ice
20
Dance To The Giant
21
Medicine Man
22
Spearing Fish from a Canoe
23
Hudson River with a Distant View of West Point
24
Dog Dance Of The Dakotas,
25
Indian Women Procuring Fuel
26
Buffalo Hunt,
27
The Falls of St. AnthonyMinneapolis Institute of Art
28
Sioux Indian Council
29
Medicine Dance Of The Winnebagoes
30
Indian encampment
31
Indian Sugar Camp
32
Death Whoop
33
The Landing of De Soto at Tampa Bay
34
Buffalo Skin
35
Guarding the Corn Fields
36
Inscription rock at esopus landing on the hudson river
37
Transporting Water and Grass Seed, Valley of San Joaquin, CaliforniaCrocker Art Museum
De fyra motiv som återkommer oftast i dessa originalverk, var och ett med sitt främsta exempel.
De 7 museer som innehar flest av målningarna på denna sida.
| Museum | Stad | Verk av Seth Eastman | Målningar från denna lista |
|---|---|---|---|
 Crocker Art Museum |
Sacramento | 2 | Gathering Grass Seed, San Joaquin Valley, California, Transporting Water and Grass Seed, Valley of San Joaquin, California |
 Museum of Fine Arts |
Boston | 1 | Sioux Indians Breaking Up Camp |
 Amon Carter Museum of American Art |
Fort Worth | 1 | Ballplay of the Dakota on the St. Peters River in Winter |
 Saint Louis Art Museum |
Saint Louis | 1 | Chippewa Encampment on the Upper Mississippi |
 Cincinnati Art Museum |
Cincinnati | 1 | Buffalo Hunt |
 National Gallery of Art |
Washington | 1 | Ball Playing among the Sioux Indians |
 Minneapolis Institute of Art |
Minneapolis | 1 | The Falls of St. Anthony |
Seth Eastmans daterade verk i detta urval täcker endast 7 år, från 1845 till 1851: en kort karriär, presenterad här år för år.
Välj ett år för att se originalen.
Seth Eastman captures a quiet moment of existence in "Chippewa Encampment on the Upper Mississippi." Painted about 1845, the work focuses on an indigenous encampment settled along a riverbank. Tall coniferous trees crowd the shoreline, their dark needles sheltering several tipis. The river flows through the scene, a steady presence beside the dwellings.
The scene unfolds in Sioux Indians Breaking Up Camp, a work painted by Seth Eastman. The air feels heavy with the movement of a people in transition, as the community prepares to leave their current site. This painting, dating to about 1848, captures a specific moment of departure across the expansive prairie. The figures move with purpose, tending to their belongings and animals under a vast, shifting sky.
Mer från 1848
The painting titled Ball Playing among the Sioux Indians captures a communal moment in a lush, green field. Created in 1851, this work by Seth Eastman presents a scene of movement and social connection. The figures are scattered across the landscape, engaged in a traditional sport that defines a specific afternoon in the life of the Sioux community.
Sioux Indians Breaking Up Camp (1848), Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Dakotah village och Gathering Wild Rice följer efter.
40 år gammal: Sioux Indians Breaking Up Camp är från 1848, och Seth Eastman föddes 1808.
Sioux Indians Breaking Up Camp, Dakotah village, Gathering Wild Rice, Ballplay of the Dakota on the St. Peters River in Winter, Chippewa Encampment on the Upper Mississippi, Buffalo Hunt, Ball Playing among the Sioux Indians, Lake itsaca, Wabeno Songs, from 'Information Respecting och Indian Burial,. Rankingen ovan visar varje verks årtal och museum.
Vår katalog innehåller 37 verk av Seth Eastman, daterade från 1845 till 1851.
Främst i Crocker Art Museum (Sacramento), Museum of Fine Arts (Boston) och Amon Carter Museum of American Art (Fort Worth). Museitabellen ovan listar alla.
Under 1848: 3 av de 37 verk som finns på denna sida skapades då, varav Sioux Indians Breaking Up Camp.
På den här sidan är det tidigaste Chippewa Encampment on the Upper Mississippi (1845) och det senaste Ball Playing among the Sioux Indians (1851).
Grass (4), People (4) och Sky (3), fördelat på 37 verk på denna sida.
Oil, för 3 av de 37 verk som finns på denna sida.
Hudson river school, om man dömer efter originalen på denna sida.
Gathering Grass Seed, San Joaquin Valley, California och Transporting Water and Grass Seed, Valley of San Joaquin, California: Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento har 2 av verken på denna sida.
