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    A watercolour with ink. No Date but is known to have been made in America. 1 print / estampe : Lithograph, hand-coloured on wove paper Image: 52.100 x 35.500 cm (image)

    An ink print created in the United States of America. This piece is portraying Col. Richard Mentor Johnson of the United States killing the Shawnee leader, Tecumseh, at the Battle of the Thames.

    Illustration of Col. Johnson's Mounted Men charging a party of British Artillerists and Indians at the Battle fought near Moraviantown October 2, 1813. 1 print / estampe : engraving, hand-coloured. S

    The Frieze of American History in the Rotunda of the United States Capitol contains a painted panorama depicting significant events in American history. The frieze's 19 scenes is the work of three ar

    Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C.

    Lithograph -- Hand-colored depicting Oneida Chief Skenando. "Skenando's person was tall, well made, and robust. His countenance was intelligent, and displayed all the peculiar dignity of an Indian ch

    Image of Painting (oil on canvas) of Tommy Jemmy (Soo-non-gize, or Long Horns)a Seneca Chief. Noted for killing a Seneca Woman (Kau-qua-tau) for witchcraft and the large court proceeding and trial th

    Oil painting depicting a group of seven Seneca warriors in repose, standing and seated, overlooking the Niagara Gorge and Falls

    Painting of Laura Secord's encounter with Native warriors at Beaverdams by Henry Sandham. No. 10 in a set of reproductions entitled "Canadian Historical Paintings 1534-1885" featuring the works of J.

    Watercolour painting depicting Laura Secord Intercepted By Indians On Her Way To Warn Fitzgibbon Of Impending U.S. Attack

    Watercolour painting depicting Laura Secord Overhearing U.S. [United States] Officers Discussing Plans For The Attack On The British Forces At Beaverdams

    Pen and Ink drawing on paper 37.1 cm x 29.2 cm (14.6" x 11.5") illustarting Laura Secord on her Journey to Warn the British

    National Archives of Canada

    This stamp depicts Laura Secord making her way through the bush during her famous walk to inform the British that the Americans were going to attach Canada.

    Illustration upon which the 42cent "Laura Secord: Legendary Patriot" stamp was based (see call# SN90001033).

    Painted depiction of Laura Secord pretending to lead a cow so she could evade capture and detention by American soldiers.

    Illustration of American soldiers being slaughtered by tribal warriors after General Winchester surrendered to end the Battle of Frenchtown (Raisin River). 1 drawing : wash.

    Illustration (woodcut) showing American General Hull (right) surrendering Fort Detroit to General Brock (left).

    Painting by E.H. de Holmfield after an 1884 Lithograph by Henri Julien in Le Journal de Dimanche. Located in the Chàteau Ramezay Museum. Montreal, Quebec.

    An ink print created in the United States of America depicting the Siege of Fort Erie, one of the last and most protracted engagements between British and American forces during the Niagara campaign