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| Engraving of West Point Military Academy (1828) by George Catlin at Eisenhower Museum. Abilene, KS. | Array of paintings of native Americans (1830-70) by George Catlin at National Gallery of Art. Washington, DC. | Collection of American native portrait paintings (1830-6) by George Catlin at National Portrait Gallery. Washington, DC. | Female Eagle-Shawano portrait (1830) by George Catlin at National Gallery of Art. Washington, DC. |
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| William Clark, leader of Lewis & Clark expedition & governor of Missouri Territory painting (1832) by George Catlin at National Portrait Gallery. Washington, DC. | Portrait of Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) by George Catlin after painting by Thomas Sully at Virginia State Capitol. Richmond, VA. | Breaking Down the Wild Horse painting (c1830s) by George Catlin at Rockwell Museum of Art. Corning, NY. | Portrait of Tchan-Dee, Oglala Chief (1832) by George Catlin at National Museum of the American Indian. Washington, DC. |
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| Keokuk, spokesman of Sauk tribe portrait paintings (c1835) by George Catlin at Smithsonian American Art Museum. Washington, DC. | Black Hawk, war leader of Sauk tribe portrait paintings (c1835) by George Catlin at Smithsonian American Art Museum. Washington, DC. | Portrait of Seminole guerrilla leader Osceola (Asi Yaholo) (c1838) based on drawing by George Catlin in Museum of Florida History. Tallahassee, FL. | Boy Chief-Ojibwa portrait (1843) by George Catlin at National Gallery of Art. Washington, DC. |
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| See-non-ty-a an Iowa Medicine Man portrait (1844-5) by George Catlin at National Gallery of Art. Washington, DC. | White Cloud, Head Chief of the Iowas portrait (1844-5) by George Catlin at National Gallery of Art. Washington, DC. | O-Jib-Be-Ways lithograph 1845 by George Catlin at Tucson Museum of Art. Tucson, AZ. | Buffalo bull grazing (1844) lithograph by George Catlin from his North American Indian Portfolio at Denver Art Museum. Denver, CO. |
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| Indian Killing Buffalo with Bow & Arrow painting (mid 1850s) by George Catlin at Royal Ontario Museum. Toronto, ON. | Buffalo Herd Grazing painting (1857) by George Catlin at Royal Ontario Museum. Toronto, ON. | Winter Sport of Killing Buffalo painting (mid 1850s) by George Catlin at Royal Ontario Museum. Toronto, ON. | Archery of the Apaches painting (c1855) by George Catlin at Amon Carter Museum of American Art. Fort Worth, TX. |
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| Ambush for Flamingos painting (c1856-7) by George Catlin at Carnegie Museum of Art. Pittsburgh, PA. | Assiniboine Chief before & after Civilization painting (1861-9) by George Catlin at National Gallery of Art. Washington, DC. | Buffalo Chase in the Snow Drifts - Ojibwa painting (1861-9) by George Catlin at National Gallery of Art. Washington, DC. | Catlin painting the portrait of Mah-to-toh-pa - Mandan (1861-9) by George Catlin at National Gallery of Art. Washington, DC. |
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| Pawnee Indians painting (1861-9) by George Catlin at National Gallery of Art. Washington, DC. | Mandan Natives painting (1871) by George Catlin at Rockwell Museum of Art. Corning, NY. |
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