George CatlinEstados Unidos, 1796–1872William Wilson
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About the painting
William Wilson (1762-1844) was born in Scotland and, after moving to New York, married Agnes Ann Kerr of Edenton, North Carolina, in 1786. Their grandchildren’s marriages into the Lamb and Repiton families of North Carolina are commemorated in four other miniatures in this collection, of William Boswell Lamb and his wife, Margaret Kerr Lamb (see 1980.126.4 and 1980.126.5), and Joseph Lavoir Repiton and his wife, Marguerite Tangier Repiton (see 1980.126.2 and 1980.126.3).
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- 1980.126.1
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Mientras tanto, en la vida de George Catlin
La vida entera1824
Meets a delegation of Native chiefs
In Philadelphia he meets a delegation of fifteen chiefs from the western frontier; after this meeting he resolves to paint only portraits of Native Americans and to preserve a record of their customs and people.
1825
Erie Canal lithographs in Colden’s Memoir
His first known works were sketches from nature along the Erie Canal; lithographs of several appeared in Cadwallader D. Colden’s 1825 Memoir, one of the first printed books to use lithography, with early images of Buffalo.
1828
Married: Clara Bartlett Gregory Catlin