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    Canoes on water with rapids(?) beyond surrounded by trees. Signed at lower-right.

    “… one of their favourite amusements at this place, which I was lucky enough to witness a few miles below the Sault, when high bettings had been made, and a great concourse of Indians had assembled t

   

    Pencil

    Gouache and water colour on wove paper. Laid down on cardboard

    Etching on India paper laid down on wove paper.

    Oil on canvas

   

    Early in the war, British control of the Detroit River enabled important exchanges between allied combatants. A fast canoe was clearly the best way to send messages.

    Watercolour and gouache on paper

    Watercolour, pen and ink, touches of gouache, over pencil on wove paper

    Watercolour over pencil on paper

    Watercolour over graphite, on wove paper

    Water colour over pencil

    Grey wash, watercolour, pen and brown ink, over pencil.

    Sepia watercolour, touches of opaque white, over pencil. Laid down on mount.

    Pencil drawing by William A. Johnson.

   

    Print showing Native Americans engaged in fur trading on the banks of a river or lake at the settlement of Chicago.

    Pencil