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Wa-kawn, a Winnebago Chief
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Wa-kawn, a Winnebago Chief

John T. Bowen, born England ca. 1801-died ca. 1856 · hand-colored lithograph

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Credit lineWa-kawn, a Winnebago Chief. John T. Bowen, born England ca. 1801-died ca. 1856. Smithsonian American Art Museum, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Museum purchase through the Director's Discretionary Fund. CC0.
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