Catlin's Notes of Eight Years' Travels and Residence in Europe

The two-volume account details an American artist's experiences showcasing his collection of Native American paintings and artifacts across Europe in 1848. It explores the cultural exchange and reception of indigenous art in a European context, highlighting the artist's insights into the significance of these works. Through his narrative, the book provides a unique perspective on the intersection of art, identity, and the impact of colonialism during that era.