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London:: H. Baillière,, 1843.. First edition. Fine. Fine Condition. Original hand-colored etching. Octavo (5.75 x 9.25 inches). Full margins.Matted in Rag board. This fine portrait by George Catlin (Pennsylvania 1796-1872) is based on the first- hand field studies created for his seminal work the Native American Indian Tribes: Catlin's North American Indian Portfolio and represent the earliest, most authentic depiction of the native peoples of North America which illustrated Prichard's universal ethnography. Based on the work of Johann Friedrich Blumenbach (Gotha 1752-1840) who pioneered the study of anthropology, James C. Prichard, (1786-1848) a Quaker from Herefordshire with a strong belief in abolitionism contended the human race descended from a single set of parents from an aboriginal culture.  Single sheet matted in rag board

London:: H. Baillière,, 1843.. First edition. Fine. Fine Condition. Original hand-colored etching. Octavo (5.75 x 9.25 inches). Full margins.Matted in Rag board. This fine portrait by George Catlin (Pennsylvania 1796-1872) is based on the first- hand field studies created for his seminal work the Native American Indian Tribes: Catlin's North American Indian Portfolio and represent the earliest, most authentic depiction of the native peoples of North America which illustrated Prichard's universal ethnography. Based on the work of Johann Friedrich Blumenbach (Gotha 1752-1840) who pioneered the study of anthropology, James C. Prichard, (1786-1848) a Quaker from Herefordshire with a strong belief in abolitionism contended the human race descended from a single set of parents from an aboriginal culture.  Single sheet matted in rag board

London England: Hippolyte Bailliere, 1845. Second Edition enlarged. hardcover. very good/no jacket. 6 x 9 1/4 " 596 pages. This copy has been rebound in sturdy green cloth with gold lettering on spine. some light foxing to some pages and a occasional light smudge to some pages. shipping will be extra for this heavy book, please inquire. many color plates and engravings.

London:: H. Baillière,, 1843.. First edition. Fine. Fine Condition. Original hand-colored etching. Octavo (5.75 x 9.25 inches). Full margins.Matted in Rag board. This fine double portrait by George Catlin (Pennsylvania 1796-1872) is based on the first- hand field studies created for his seminal work the Native American Indian Tribes: Catlin's North American Indian Portfolio and represent the earliest, most authentic depiction of the native peoples of North America which illustrated Prichard's universal ethnography. Based on the work of Johann Friedrich Blumenbach (Gotha 1752-1840) who pioneered the study of anthropology, James C. Prichard, (1786-1848) a Quaker from Herefordshire with a strong belief in abolitionism contended the human race descended from a single set of parents from an aboriginal culture.  Single sheet matted in rag board