Portrait of North American Indian in 1786, hand-colored engraving by H. Pauquet. Published in the the book Modes et Costumes Historiques Dessines et

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Portrait of North American Indian in 1786, hand-colored engraving by H. Pauquet. Published in the the book Modes et Costumes Historiques Dessines et Graves par Pauquet Freres d'apres les Meilleurs Maitres de Chaque Epoque (Pauquet Freres, Paris, 1870).

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Portrait of North American Indian in 1786, hand-colored engraving by H. Pauquet. Published in the the book Modes et Costumes Historiques Dessines et

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