Lewis & Clark Art Print: Homeward Bound (Clark Says Goodbye to Ordway), 2000

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Homeward Bound, Lewis & Clark Art Print: Copyright: 01.1.23 Homeward Bound, Lewis & Clark Art Print by Morgan; Origsize: ar
Homeward Bound, Lewis & Clark Art Print

Copyright: 01.1.23 Homeward Bound, Lewis & Clark Art Print by Morgan; Origsize: ar

Name/Title

Lewis & Clark Art Print: Homeward Bound (Clark Says Goodbye to Ordway), 2000

Entry/Object ID

AM2001.1.23

Scope and Content

Lewis & Clark Art Print: Homeward Bound (Clark Says Goodbye to Ordway), July 13, 1806. Three Forks of the Missouri River. Artist: R.F. Morgan. Published by Zabel Publishing, Bozeman, MT, ©2000. Print shows crew of the Corps of Discovery at the riverside. Several men are putting dugout canoes into the water. Gear is strewn around on the bank. A Native American woman and her toddler are on a bearskin in the foreground. Clark, with his famous red hair, is standing resting a long rifle on the ground in front of him and addressing a buckskinned man who seems ready to leave with an oar in hand.

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Lewis & Clark, Corps of Discovery, Clark, William, Ordway, George, Lewis & Clark Art, Western Art, Sacagawea

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Object Name

Print, Art

Condition

Overall Condition

Excellent

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Aug 23, 2015

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Clark, William

Person or Organization

George Ordway

Person or Organization

Sacajawea