Tchong-tas-sáb-bee (Black Dog), chef osage – George Catlin Angleterre This art print of the

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combines finely chiseled details and light impasto to render the texture of the wood

Tchong-tas-sáb-bee (Black Dog), chef osage – George Catlin Angleterre This art print of theAbout the portrait The Smithsonian American Art Museum holds this portrait under the historical title Tchong tas sb bee, Black Dog, Second Chief. George Catlin painted it in 1834 in oil on canvas. It measures 29 24 in. (73. 7 60. 9 cm) and is object 1985. 66. 31. Black Dog, an Osage leader The museum identifies the sitter as Black Dog and the subject as Osage. Catlin wrote that he led one of three Osage bands. The Osage Nation Museum still discusses