Indians and a Changing Frontier The Art of George Winter

Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1993. First Edition. Hardcover. Mylar-wrapped white dust jacket with illustration of an Indigenous woman by George Winter on front cover; colorful geometric patterned borders; black text on front cover and spine; dust jacket slightly bumped at bottom corners and near foot of spine; some creasing and small tears along upper edge. Brown cloth boards with black stamped lettering on spine; bottom corners bumped & slightly rubbed, else fine. Speckled tan decorative end paper; author signature and "For Patricia Johnston, Alton, 21 October 1997" on half-title page. Interior book clean, tight binding; hundreds of color and B&W reproductions of George Winter's artwork throughout. George Winters (1809 - 1876) was an English-born painter whose subjects included the Potawatomi people, rivers, and various portrait subjects. This book is a catalog of the George Winter collection at the Tippecanoe County Historical Association in Lafayette, Indiana; it was compiled by Sarah E. Cooke and Rachel B. Ramadhyani, with essays by Christian F. Feest and R. David Edmunds. ; B & W and Color Illustrations ; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 269 pp; Signed by Author .