File:Kane Flathead Woman Sketch.jpg

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Artist



Description	painter
Date of birth/death	3 September 1810	20 February 1871
Location of birth/death	Mallow, County Cork, Ireland	Toronto, Canada
Work period	1830s until early 1860s
Work location	Canada
Authority control	WorldCat

Title

Caw-Wacham.

Date

1847

Medium

watercolor on paper

Dimensions

15.6 × 10.8 cm (6.1 × 4.3 in)

Current location

Stark Museum of Art

Orange, Texas, U.S.A.

Notes

Field sketch; "Caw-Wacham" was the name of this Flathead woman.

Source/Photographer

English: Grayscale reproduction scanned from Eaton, D.; Urbanek, S.: Paul Kane's Great Nor-West, University of British Columbia Press; Vancouver, 1995. ISBN 0-774-80538-2.

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