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CHIEF PONTIAC, 1763. Taking up the war hatchet in the French & Indian War. Color engraving, 19th century

CHIEF PONTIAC, 1763. Taking up the war hatchet in the French & Indian War. Color engraving, 19th century


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CHIEF PONTIAC, 1763. Taking up the war hatchet in the French & Indian War. Color engraving, 19th century

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1763 American Indian Chief Council French Indian War Hatchet Legal Meeting Obwandiyag Ottawa Rebellion Tee Pee Tribe Village Warrior


CHIEF PONTIAC, 1763 - A Symbol of Indigenous Resistance in the French & Indian War

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. This color engraving from the 19th century depicts Chief Pontiac, a revered leader of the Ottawa tribe, taking up the war hatchet during the tumultuous era of the French & Indian War. The image showcases Chief Pontiac as a powerful warrior and representative of his people's defiance against colonial forces. In this scene, we witness an important council meeting within a traditional village setting. Surrounding Chief Pontiac are men from various tribes who have come together to discuss strategies for rebellion against their European oppressors. The tee pee in the background serves as a reminder of their cultural heritage and unity. Chief Pontiac's stoic expression reflects his determination to protect his tribe's lands and way of life. His symbolic act of grasping the war hatchet signifies his commitment to defending indigenous rights and sovereignty amidst encroaching colonization. This historical print captures an iconic moment in American Indian history when brave leaders like Chief Pontiac stood up against overwhelming odds. It serves as a testament to their resilience and unwavering spirit throughout centuries-long struggles for justice. As part of Granger Art on Demand collection, this artwork offers viewers an opportunity to appreciate both its artistic value and its significance in commemorating Native American resistance during one of America's most pivotal conflicts – without any commercial intent or association with specific companies.

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