David Pharoah, The Last of the Montauks
1874
About this artwork
This is a watercolor and ink portrait depicting David Pharoah standing with his arms crossed. It is a character study created during Homer's period of producing notable figure sketches.
Did you know?
David Pharoah was known as the last official chief of the Montaukett people on Long Island. This poignant portrait by Winslow Homer captures the dignity of a man who was central to the struggles for indigenous land rights in New York during the late 19th century.
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David Pharoah, The Last of the Montauks
Winslow Homer, 1874
