Two Blackfoot Warriors and a Woman

"Two Blackfoot Warriors and a Woman" is a painting by George Catlin, created between 1861 and 1869. It is housed in the National Gallery of Art. The painting measures 0.615 meters in width and 0.467 meters in height. The artwork depicts three Blackfoot individuals: two warriors and a woman. The warriors are centrally positioned, each adorned in traditional attire, including feathered headdresses and fur robes. The woman stands to the left, also dressed in traditional clothing. A smaller figure, possibly a child or effigy, is positioned between the warriors and the woman. The background is a muted, pale landscape.