Round Oak

Print of a male Indian, standing, has been glued to a flat black paper background. A leg band reads "Doe—Wah—Jack" and "Round Oak." He has four feathers in his hair, a blanket over his left arm, a peace pipe in his right hand, and is wearing beaded mocassins. The frame is very worn, and there are marks on face of Indian. On back, handwritten: "Dick Duggan National Print 1902(?) 1908; the print had been folded into thirds and it was probably a window hanging advertisement for Round Oak Stove Co.

H—0.5 W—12.75 L—36.75 inches

1902—1908

Apparantly, donor's mother worked for the Niles company that produced these lithos for Round Oak and she gave him the print at least 45 years prior to donation

Framed: yes—— taken out of frame, 8/8/2000

1995—0027.0001

Print

Round Oak

1902

1908