Anishinaabe Ogichidaag (Anishinaabe Warriors)
(War of 1812)
The Anishinaabe (Ojibwe, Odawa, and Potawatomi) played a critical role in the War of 1812, primarily siding with the British against American expansion. They were instrumental in key victories, such as the capture of Fort Detroit alongside Tecumsehand the Battle of Michilimackinac. Many Anishinaabeg fought to protect their lands and way of life, participating in battles across the Great Lakes and Niagara frontiers.
Artwork was created: ©2024 Silvia Pecota
Anishinaabe Warriors (War of 1812)
Print size 12"x18" is an open printed on watercolour paper using archival inks.
These prints and the accompanied certificate of authenticity are signed by the artist. Included is a 5"x7" postcard (may not be of the same image). Prints are shipped flat.