Cunne-Shote c.1715-1810 1762

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"Cunne-Shote, c.1715-1810, 1762" is a portrait by the English artist Francis Parsons, depicting the Cherokee leader Cunne Shote, also known as Standing Turkey. Cunne Shote was a prominent figure among the Cherokee people during the 18th century, and his visit to England in 1762, as part of a delegation, was a significant event aimed at strengthening alliances and negotiating issues related to colonial expansion and trade.

The portrait is an important historical document, as it represents the intersection of Native American history and European art during a period of intense colonial activity and cultural exchange. Painted during Cunne Shote's visit to London, the work is notable for its detailed depiction of his attire, which includes both indigenous elements and European-style clothing, symbolizing the complex relationship between the Cherokee nation and the British Empire.

Francis Parsons, an artist of the period, is known for his portraits, which often captured the likenesses of notable individuals of his time. In this work, Parsons' skill in portraiture is evident in the dignified representation of Cunne Shote, capturing both his personal charisma and his status as a leader. The painting is a valuable resource for understanding the ways in which Native American leaders were perceived and represented within European art and society.

As a historical artifact, "Cunne-Shote, c.1715-1810, 1762" provides insight into the visual culture of the 18th century and serves as a testament to the life and legacy of Cunne Shote. It is a significant piece for both art historians and scholars of Native American history, offering a visual account of a key figure in Cherokee history and the broader narrative of Native American-European relations during the colonial era.

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