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Bodmer, Karl: Biographical File. Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center. Notes: Source: WorldCat. 12. Boston Evening Transcript [Microform] (Boston, Massachusetts). Notes: Source: Horan. The McKenney‐Hall Portrait Gallery of American Indians. 1986. Source: WorldCat. Copyright 2014, University of Cincinnati Libraries. McKenney & Hall's History of the Indian Tribes of North America 13. Burton's Gentleman's Magazine and American Monthly Review (April 1840). Notes: Source: Josephy. The Artist Was a Young Man. 1970. Source: Worldcat. (Entire title.) 14. "Cachasunghia, An Osage Warrior." Art News 53(May 1954): 67. Notes: Source: Art Abstracts on OhioLink. 15. "Cachasunghia, An Osage Warrior." The Magazine Antiques 110(October 1976): 652. Notes: Source: Art Abstracts on OhioLink. 16. "Captain Meriwether Lewis in Shoshone Costume." The American Art Journal 7(November 1975): 18. Notes: Source: Art Abstracts on OhioLink. 17. "Carl Bodmer and the Indian Frontier Exhibition to Be Shown Chiefly in Middle‐Western Cities and on the Pacific Coats." Connoisseur 133(May 1954): 210. Notes: Source: Art Abstracts on OhioLINK. 18. Catalogue of Works by The Late Henry Inman, With a Biographical Sketch: Exhibition for the Benefit of His Widow and Family, at the Art Union Rooms, No. 322 Broadway, New York. New York: Van Norden & King, 1846. Notes: Source: Horan. The McKenney‐Hall Portrait Gallery of American Indians. 1986. Source: WorldCat. 19. Catalogue Sale of Portraits: By Order of the Executors, to Close an Estate, Will Be Offered for Sale at No. 41 South Pearl‐Street, 2d Story, Until the 1st of October. The Collection of Portraits in Oil by the Late Ezra Ames, Comprising About 50 Likenesses of Some of the Most Eminent Statesmen, Clergymen &c., of This Country... Albany, New York: s.n., 1842. Notes: Catalogue listing seventy numbered portraits and historical pictures. Source: RLIN 20. "Charles Balthazar Julien Févret De Saint‐Mémin." American Collector 13(June 1944): 8‐9+. Notes: Source: Art Abstracts on OhioLink. 21. Charles Bird King File. Redwood Library and Athenaeum.. Notes: Source: Viola. The Indian Legacy of Charles Bird King. 1976. 22. "Charles Bird King (Obituary)." Newport Advertiser (Newport, Rhode Island), 26 March 1862. Notes: Source: Ewers. Charles Bird King, Painter of Indian Visitors to the Nation's Capital. 1954. 23. Cherokee Phoenix and Indians' Advocate (New Echota, Georgia), 1829. Notes: Source: Viola. Thomas L. McKenney: Architect of America's Early Indian Policy: 1816‐1830. 1974. Source: WorldCat. 24. Cherokee Phoenix [Microform] (New Echota, Georgia), 1828. Notes: Source: Horan. The McKenney‐Hall Portrait Gallery of American Indians. 1986. Source: WorldCat. 25. "Chief of the Little Osage." Art News Annual 18(1948): 33. Notes: Source: Art Abstracts on OhioLink. 2 Copyright 2014, University of Cincinnati Libraries. McKenney & Hall's History of the Indian Tribes of North America 26. "Chief of the Little Osage." New York Historical Society Quarterly 33(October 1949): 231. Notes: Source: Art Abstracts on OhioLink. 27. "Chief of the Little Osages." The Magazine Antiques 117(May 1980): 1008. Notes: Drawing, 1807. Source: Art Abstracts on OhioLink. 28. Chouteau‐Maffit Collection. Missouri Historical Society, St. Louis, Missouri. Notes: Source: Hoover. St. Louis and The Art of the Frontier. 2000. 29. Cincinnati Enquirer [Microform] (Cincinnati, Ohio), 1841‐. Notes: Source: Horan. The McKenney‐Hall Portrait Gallery of American Indians. 1986. Source: WorldCat. 30. The Columbian, District Advertiser and Commercial Gazette (Georgetown, D.C.), 1828. Notes: Source: Horan. The McKenney‐Hall Portrait Gallery of American Indians. 1986. Source: WorldCat. 31. Columbian Gazette (Georgetown, D.C.), 1829. Notes: Viola cites dates 1829 Jul ‐ 1830 Dec. Source: Viola. Thomas L. 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