LONG JAKES, by Charles Deas, 1844-47, painting
LONG JAKES, by Charles Deas, 1844-47, painting, oil on canvas. Jakes was a fur trapper and was an early frontier folk hero. Trappers worked throughout the western territories to gather beaver hides for mens hats. Trappers lived outside society and often made advantageous marriages with Native American women
Picture No
13125617
Media ID
45375401
Size
2074px x 2700px
(978KB)
Credit
Mary Evans / The Everett Collection
Source
Courtesy Everett Collection
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