19th-century Native American mine worker
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19th-century Native American mine worker
19th-century Native American mine worker. Artwork of a Native American miner in the Lake Superior area of the northern USA. This American Indian is shown with his stone hammer and in mining costume. He is a member of the Chippeways (also called Sauteurs) tribe. The area has been mined for its copper deposits since before European settlers arrived. Artwork from Mines and Miners (L. Simonin, 1868)
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1883 American Indian California Copper History Of Science Mine Miner Mines And Miners Mining Native American North American Simonin Standing Us A Worker False Coloured Lake Superior
EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases a 19th-century Native American mine worker in the Lake Superior area of northern USA. The artwork beautifully captures the essence of this American Indian miner, depicting him with his trusty stone hammer and dressed in traditional mining attire. A proud member of the Chippeways tribe (also known as Sauteurs), he stands tall amidst the industrial backdrop, symbolizing resilience and strength. The historical significance of this image is profound, as it represents a time when copper deposits were being extracted from these lands long before European settlers arrived. The illustration originates from "Mines and Miners" by L. Simonin, published in 1868, providing us with a glimpse into the history of mining practices during that era. The vibrant colors used in this artwork bring life to an otherwise monochrome past, allowing us to connect with the man depicted on a more personal level. His stoic expression hints at both determination and pride for his work. As we delve into North America's rich mining heritage through this image, we are reminded not only of its industrial importance but also of the contributions made by indigenous communities like the Chippeways/Sauteurs tribe. This print serves as a visual testament to their integral role in shaping our nation's history while honoring their enduring spirit within an ever-changing landscape.
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