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She sits half turned away, looking off past your shoulder at something out of the frame, and Catlin has given her nothing behind her at all — just a soft wash of olive and warm brown, so there is only her.
Her hair is parted with a line of red and falls in one long tress over her shoulder. A silver earring hangs beside it, four or five strands of blue and green beads lie across her chest, and a white fur robe is wrapped up around her arms.
Large areas of uniform olive-green background with subtle tonal variations, limited palette of muted earth tones throughout, and fine detail in jewellery and fabric textures.
Portrait of The Female Eagle (Shawano) by George Catlin, Native American woman with beaded jewellery











