View of the Junction of the Red River and the False Washita, in Texas, George Catlin

View of the Junction of the Red River and the False Washita, in Texas

George Catlin (American) (1796-1872)

Movement: Romanticism
Date: 1834–1835
Medium: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 49.7 × 70 cm
Collection: Smithsonian American Art Museum, United States
Rights: Public domain
Photograph: Smithsonian American Art Museum, CC0

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Landscape Nature Panorama River Water Hill Mountain Plain Meadow Tree Plant Grove Grass Riverbank Sand Sky Cloud Horizon View from above No figures Green Vegetation

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