This document lists various paintings by George Catlin depicting views of Native American tribal chiefs, dances, villages, and aspects of tribal life. It includes titles of Catlin's works showing a Yuma chief and family, Apache chief and warriors, Omaha chief and warrior, Alauetian chief and warriors, as well as paintings of Green Corn, Buffalo, War, and Amusing dances among different tribes, villages of Cheyenne, Connibo, Mayoruna and Ojibbeway people, and scenes of gathering strawberries, ball play of women, making arrowheads, and an arrow game.

1. George Catlin: Views of Native Americans (Tribal Chiefs)

2. A Yuma Chief, His Daughter, and a Warrior

3. An Apache Chief and Three Warriors

4. An Omaha Chief, His Wife and a Warrior

5. An Alauetian Chief and Two Warriors

6. George Catlin: Views of Native Americans (Tribal Dances)

7. Green Corn Dance--Minatarrees

8. Buffalo Dance—Mandans

9. War Dance—Apaches

10. Amusing Dance—Saukie

11. George Catlin: Views of Native Americans (Villages)

12. A Cheyenne Village

13. A Connibo Village

14. A Mayoruna Village

15. An Ojibbeway Village

16. George Catlin: Views of Native Americans (Tribal Life)

17. Gathering Strawberries—Caddoe

18. Ball Play of the Women—Sioux

19. Making Flint Arrowheads—Apache

20. A Game of Arrow—Mandan