The Prophet, also called Tenskwatawa, in an
The Prophet, also called Tenskwatawa, in an 1820 portrait by Charles Bird King. After he incited the disastrous Battle of Tippecanoe in 1811, he was reduced from thousands to a small band of followers and exile in Canada. He returned to the US to have this portrait painted at the request of Lewis Cass, then governor of Michigan Territory
Picture No
13124927
Media ID
45373216
Size
1986px x 3000px
(1.3MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / The Everett Collection
Source
Courtesy Everett Collection
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