Indians dancing at the San Jose Mission - (after) Debret, Jean Baptiste
 

Pow A Sheek - (after) Cooke, George
 

Buffalo Skin - (after) Eastman, Captain Seth
 

Keesheswa or the Sun a Fox Chief - (after) King, Charles Bird
 

Lingap a Matabili Warrior - William Cornwallis Harris
 

The Snow Shoe Dance - (after) Currier, N. & Ives, J.M.
 

Masai Camp - Harry Hamilton Johnston
 

Group of Indians on a River Bank - Friedrich Kurz
 

Her Calf - Frederic Remington
 

Symbolic portrayal of the conflict between the Indians and the whites as represented by their two most famous leaders - Nupa Kte
 

The Murder of a Frenchman - (after) Le Moyne, Jacques (de Morgues)
 

The Indian Prisoner - Gilbert Gaul
 

Mou Ka Ush Ka or The Trembling Earth a Yankton Sioux Chief - (after) Cooke, George
 

Indian on Horseback 2 - Charles Marion Russell
 

The Buffalo Signal (Game In Sight) - William de la Montagne Cary
 

The Young Hunter - Gilbert Gaul
 

Cachasunghia Chief of the Little Osage - Anne Marguerite Hyde de Neuville
 

The Sleepy Eye - Charles Bird King
 

Hoo Wan Ne Ka - Charles Bird King
 

Smoking in the Calumet - Gilbert Gaul
 

John Concha, Taos Pueblo - Eanger Irving Couse
 

Wa Na Ta or The Charger Grand Chief of the Sioux or Dakota Indians - (after) King, Charles Bird
 

Transporting the Wounded - (after) Eastman, Captain Seth
 

Big Kansas or Caussetongua and Sharitarishe Chief of the Grand Pawnees 1821 - John Neagle
 

Geronimo - Henry Raschen
 

Worship of the Sun - (after) Eastman, Seth
 

Medicine Man - (after) Eastman, Captain Seth
 

Indian Encampment - Seth Eastman
 

Striking the Post - (after) Eastman, Captain Seth
 

To Ka Cou a Yankton Sioux Chief - (after) Cooke, George
 

Navajo - Frank Tenney Johnson
 

Chon Ca Pe or Big Kansas an Oto Chief - (after) King, Charles Bird
 

The Cape of Florida Gallicum and the Dolphin River Fleuve Delphinium - (after) Le Moyne, Jacques (de Morgues)
 

Dakotah village - (after) Eastman, Captain Seth
 

Spearing Fish from a Canoe - (after) Eastman, Captain Seth
 

Appanoose a Sauk Chief - (after) Cooke, George
 

Wa Kawn - (after) King, Charles Bird
 

Tending the Fire - Gilbert Gaul
 

The Indian's Last Gaze - Jesse Talbot
 

Dance to the Giant - (after) Eastman, Captain Seth
 

Dog Dance of the Dakotas - (after) Eastman, Captain Seth
 

Hetty Reading The Scripture To The Indians - Christian Schussele
 

An Indian Dandy - William Gilbert Gaul
 

Shin-ga-ba WOssin or Image Stone a Chippeway Chief - James Otto Lewis
 

A Visit In Camp, Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota - John Hauser
 

Flute Player, Rio Lucero, Taos, NM - Eanger Irving Couse
 

A Noble Indian from the Ottawa Nation - Pierre Duflos
 

Apaches Scouting In Mountains, Sunset - Henry Raschen
 

Mato-Tope, a Mandan Chief - (after) Bodmer, Karl
 

A Singer - Walter Ufer
 

Serenade - Eanger Irving Couse
 

Western Sunlight - Eanger Irving Couse
 

The Chief - Eanger Irving Couse
 

Chief Blue Horse - John Hauser
 

The Indian And The Lily - George De Forest Brush
 

The Speaker - Eanger Irving Couse
 

Night dance - James Cook
 

Medicine Man - Eanger Irving Couse
 

The Retreat Of Little Wound - John Hauser
 

Klickitat Brave - Eanger Irving Couse
 

Sioux Indian Encampment - Dwight W. Huntington
 

The Setting Sun - Eanger Irving Couse
 

Resting - Eanger Irving Couse
 

Indian Portrait - Eanger Irving Couse
 

The Last Shot - Edgar Samuel Paxson
 

Frost Comes - Sarah Huntington Whitlock
 

Indians On Horses Riding Along A Trail - Charles Craig
 

La Patisserie Gloppe, Champs Elysees, Paris 1889 - Jean-Georges Beraud

The Triumph of the Guillotine in Hell - Nicolas Antoine Taunay

The Chalet du Cycle in the Bois de Boulogne, c.1900 - Jean-Georges Beraud

Socrates visiting Aspasia - Honoré Daumier

A Game of Billiards, c.1720-26 - Jean-Baptiste-Simeon Chardin

Workers leaving the Maison Paquin, in the rue de la Paix, c.1900 - Jean-Georges Beraud

A Winner of the Bastille, 14th July 1789 - Charles Thevenin

The Funeral of Victor Hugo - Jean-Georges Beraud

Louis XIV in pursuit of Louise de la Valliere who had taken refuge after a quarrel in 1662 with the king at the Carmelite convent at Chaillot - Horace Vernet