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Chippewa Indian Lodge
Drawing of a Chippewa (Ojibwa) Indian lodge with an American flag flying outside of it.
Oak Trees
September 1852
Pencil drawing of oak trees on in the oak savanna setting of Madison, Wisconsin. The illustrated trees have dead branches but still sprout some live leaves.
High Rock
1905
View across water towards people in a canoe on the Wisconsin River who are dwarfed by the High Rock formation at the Dells. There are sandy beaches on each side of the protruding point of High Rock...
Milwaukee Harbor
August 1852
Pencil drawing of Milwaukee Harbor with large sailboats on the water. In the minimalist depiction the sandy shoreline with short plant growth sweeps around the central water.
"The Artist" Cartoon
1910
Carl's humorous drawing titled: "The Artist." One of The Gang is depicted with items in front of him, including cups, a jug, and an opened can. Diadem (Di) the dog is next to the artist and behind ...
