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TA-MA-KAKE-TOKE or the Woman that Spoke First; A Chippeway Woman (mourning), from The Aboriginal Portfolio
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TA-MA-KAKE-TOKE or the Woman that Spoke First; A Chippeway Woman (mourning), from The Aboriginal Portfolio

James Otto Lewis, born Philadelphia, PA 1799-died New York City 1858 · 1835 · hand-colored lithograph on paper

From the collection of Smithsonian American Art Museum. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

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Credit lineTA-MA-KAKE-TOKE or the Woman that Spoke First; A Chippeway Woman (mourning), from The Aboriginal Portfolio. 1835. James Otto Lewis, born Philadelphia, PA 1799-died New York City 1858. Smithsonian American Art Museum, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift of H. Lyman Sayen to his nation. CC0.
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