Artwork representing Native Americans is listed below:

 

Paintings

Baptism of Pocahontas [1]
Oil on canvas by John G. Chapman, 1840.

Discovery of the Mississippi by De Soto [2]
Oil on canvas by William H. Powell, 1853.

Landing of Columbus [3]
Oil on canvas by John Vanderlyn, 1846. 

Portrait of Pocahontas [4]
unknown artist, Senate Collection

Paintings of Indian Life for the House Committee on Indian Affairs (now the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs)
Oil on canvas by Seth Eastman, 1867–1869. Located in 1324 Longworth House Office Building.

• Buffalo Chase
• Death Whoop
• Dog Dance of the Dakotas
• Feeding the Dead
• Indian Council
• Indian Mode of Traveling
• Indian Woman Dressing a Deer Skin
• Rice Gatherers
• Spearing Fish in Winter

 

 

Murals

Allegorical figure of America
Detail of fresco by Constantino Brumidi, 1856.

America [5]
Detail of ceiling decoration, fresco by Constantino Brumidi, c. 1857.

Bartolomé de Las Casas [6], the Apostle of the Indians
Oil on plaster by Constantino Brumidi, 1876.

Columbus and the Indian Maiden [7]
Fresco by Constantino Brumidi, c. 1875.

Indian faces, details of ceiling decoration in panels on ribs of vault
Tempera on plaster by Constantino Brumidi, c. 1857.

Indian chiefs, details in ceiling decoration
Tempera with gilded background, probably by Rakemann, 1903.

Revolutionary battle scenes including Indians, details of ceiling
Tempera on plaster by Constantino Brumidi, c. 1857.

Indian head, detail in arch
Tempera on plaster designed by Constantino Brumidi, c. 1855.

Indians, details of ceiling
Tempera on plaster by Constantino Brumidi, 1860, repainted by Cliff Young, 1980. 

Indian chief with bow, vignette on left side of The Mayflower Compact, 1620
Oil on canvas on wall by Allyn Cox, 1973–1982. Located in the Great Experiment Hall, House wing, first floor.

Westward Expansion Hall
Oil-on-canvas ceiling murals by EverGreene Painting Studios, 1993–1994. Located in the House wing, first floor.

• List of Indian tribes on map, From Texas to the Pacific Ocean [8]
• Stalking Deer [8]
• Timucuan Village [9]
• List of Indian tribes on map, Central North Ameri [10]ca
• List of Indian tribes on map, From the Atlantic Ocean to the Mississippi River [11]
• List of Indian tribes on map, Terra Incognita [12]
• Lewis and Clark [13]
• Indian Ceremony [14]
• Spanish Mission [15]
• Fur Trade [16]
• Alaskan Purchase, 1867 [17]
• Island Dance [18]
• Sandwich Islands [19]

 

Frieze of American History [20]
Fresco by Constantino Brumidi, 1877–1880, and Filippo Costaggini, 1881–1889. 

• "Landing of Columbus" [21] by Constantino Brumidi
• "Cortez and Montezuma at Mexican Temple" [22] by Constantino Brumidi
• "Captain Smith and Pocahontas" [23] by Constantino Brumidi
• "William Penn and the Indians" [24] by Constantino Brumidi
• "Oglethorpe and the Indians" [25] by Filippo Costaggini from sketch by Brumidi
• "Death of Tecumseh" [26] by Filippo Costaggini from sketch by Brumidi

 

Native American implements, four quatrefoils in ceiling
Oil on plaster by James Leslie, 1857. 

 

Sculpture—Reliefs 

Conflict of Daniel Boone and the Indians, 1773
Sandstone by Enrico Causici, 1826–1827. 

Landing of the Pilgrims, 1620
Sandstone by Enrico Causici, 1825. 

William Penn's Treaty with the Indians, 1682
Sandstone by Nicholas Gevelot, 1827. 

Preservation of Captain Smith by Pocahontas, 1606
Sandstone by Antonio Capellano, 1825. 

Scenes of Père Marquette preaching to the Indians, and of Marquette, Joliet, and Indian guide exploring the upper Mississippi, on base of statue of James Marquette
Bronze by Gaetano Trentanove, 1895. 

 

Sculpture—Busts 

Aysh-Ke-Bah-Ke-Ko-Zhay (Flat Mouth), Chippewa chief
Marble by Francis Vincenti, 1858. 

Beeshekee (Buffalo), Chippewa warrior
Marble by Francis Vincenti, 1855. 

Beeshekee (Buffalo), Chippewa warrior
Bronze cast by Joseph Lassalle, 1858, after the bust by Francis Vincenti. 

Vice President Charles Curtis
Marble by Moses A. Wainer Dykaar, modeled in 1929, carved in 1934. 

 

Sculpture—Figures 

Indian Fountain
Bronze by William H. Rinehart, 1857. 

Indian statuette on House Clock
Bronze by William H. Rinehart, 1857. 

King Kamehameha I [27]
Bronze by Thomas R. Gould, 1879. 

Po’pay [28]
Marble by Cliff Fragua, 2005. 

Will Rogers [29]
Bronze by Jo Davidson, 1939. 

Sakakawea [30]
Bronze by Leonard Crunelle, 1909 (copied by Arizona Bronze Atelier in 2003). 

Sequoyah [31]
Bronze by Vinnie Ream Hoxie, 1917. 

Chief Washakie [32]
Bronze by Dave McGary, 2000.

Sarah Winnemucca [33]
Bronze by Benjamin Victor, 2005. 

Progress of Civilization [34]
Figures modeled in Rome by Thomas Crawford in 1854; marble carved at the Capitol in 1855–1859, erected in 1863. 

 

Sculpture—Bronze Doors 

Columbus Doors [35]
Designed and modeled by Randolph Rogers in 1858; bronze cast in 1861, installed in 1863. 

• The Landing of Columbus in the New World
• Columbus's First Encounter with the Indians
• Entry of Columbus into Barcelona
• Columbus In Chains

 

House Doors [36]
Designed by Thomas Crawford in 1855–1857, models made in 1863–1867; bronze cast in 1903, installed in 1905. 
Massacre of Wyoming, Pennsylvania, July 3, 1778
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