Ville de Montréal. Section des archives
Collection Philéas Gagnon. - 1546-1961
Estampes. - [15-]-1909
Estampes: cartable 51 . - [ca 1700]-[18-]
Nicholas Vincent Tsawanhonhi : principal christian chief and captain of the Huron Indians established at La Jeune Lorette, near Quebec, habited in the costume of his country, as when presented to his majesty George IV, on the 7th of april 1825, with three other chiefs of his nation by generals Brock and Carpenter. The chief bears in his hand the Wampum or collar on which is marked the tomahawk given by his late Majesty George III. The gold medal on his neck was the gift on this presentation / From a painting by E. Chatfield ; Printed C. Hullmandel . - 1825

Nicholas Vincent Tsawanhonhi : principal christian chief and captain of the Huron Indians established at La Jeune Lorette, near Quebec, habited in the costume of his country, as when presented to his majesty George IV, on the 7th of april 1825, with three other chiefs of his nation by generals Brock and Carpenter. The chief bears in his hand the Wampum or collar on which is marked the tomahawk given by his late Majesty George III. The gold medal on his neck was the gift on this presentation / From a painting by E. Chatfield ; Printed C. Hullmandel . - 1825

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Nicholas Vincent Tsawanhonhi : principal christian chief and captain of the Huron Indians established at La Jeune Lorette, near Quebec, habited in the costume of his country, as when presented to his majesty George IV, on the 7th of april 1825, with three other chiefs of his nation by generals Brock and Carpenter. The chief bears in his hand the Wampum or collar on which is marked the tomahawk given by his late Majesty George III. The gold medal on his neck was the gift on this presentation / From a painting by E. Chatfield ; Printed C. Hullmandel . - 1825 — **Ville de Montréal. Section des archives** · BM007-2-D27-P033 · displayed from the archive's own server (archivesdemontreal.ica-atom.org) · full-size image ↗ · view and cite at source ↗

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Held by: Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)
Dates: 1825 (indexed as 1825)
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Extent: 1 gravure : entoilée ; 33 x 30 cm sur feuille 49 x 38 cm.
Scope & content: Cette gravure présente le chef huron-wendat, de la Jeune Lorette (Wendake), Nicholas Vincent Tsawanhonhi. L'Amérindien est vêtu de son costume traditionnel. La gravure comporte la note suivante: "They were accompanied and introduced into England on the 14th december 1824 by Mr. W. Cooper, whom, though an Englishman, they state to be a chief of their nation, and better known to them as chief Tourhaunché". La pièce a été encapsulée. Le document est en anglais. La pièce porte les cotes 2G2632 et 42549. Cet exemplaire comporte une erreur d'impression, qui fait en sorte que le nom de Tsawanhonhi ressemble ici à Isawanhonhi.
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In the picture: Chief Coat Coat of Arms Costume Hat Lithograph Man Medal Military Uniform Plant Portrait Print TreeTagged automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
Text in the image: NICHOLAS VINCENT ISAWANEGHTI,NICHOLAS VINCENT TSAWANHONHI.Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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