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Seth Eastman (January 24, 1808– August 31, 1875) was an artist and West Point graduate who served in the U.S. Army, first as a mapmaker and illustrator.
Learn about Seth Eastman, a nineteenth-century American artist who depicted the life of Dakota and Ojibwe people around Fort Snelling. He was also a military officer, a teacher, and a designer of the Minnesota territorial seal.
Seth Eastman (1808-1875) was a US Army officer, artist and illustrator who painted Native American life and culture. He created hundreds of illustrations for Henry Rowe Schoolcraft's study on Indian Tribes of the United States and several paintings for the US Capitol.
Seth Eastman was a painter of North America and the Mississippi River, who sketched and painted Indian life and fortifications. He was a West Point graduate, a general in the Civil War, and a congressional artist.
Seth Eastman’s painting of Native American men playing a spirited, and somewhat violent, game that inspired modern lacrosse is based on sketches he made during his time as an army officer and mapmaker. The artist spent seven years stationed at Fort Snelling, a military post on the upper Mississippi River. During that time, he made over 400 ...
Learn about the paintings, drawings, and sketches of Seth Eastman, a U.S. Army officer and artist who portrayed Dakota and Ojibwe life in Minnesota. Explore the images, discussion questions, and resources related to Eastman's work and Native American culture.
26. März 2024 · Painter Seth Eastman is known primarily for his depictions of daily life among the Dakota and Ojibwe tribes in Minnesota. He was born to Robert and Sarah Lee Eastman on January 24, 1808, in Brunswick, Maine.
