Title	New Harmony on the Wabash
Alternative Title	New Harmony sur le Wabash; New Harmony am Wabash
Owning Institution	Indiana Historical Society
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Item ID	Bodmer_FF29-c_002
Description	The settlement buildings are in the background near the Wabash River. Two wild pigs forage on a dirt road at the edge of the woods. Birds are in the sky.
Subject	Swine Wabash River New Harmony (Ind.) Rivers Forests Birds
Creator	Karl Bodmer
Date	1842
Geographic Location	Indiana--Posey County--New Harmony
Publisher	London : Ackerman & Co.
Source Collection Name	Illustrations to Maximilian Prince of Wied's Travels in the Interior of North America
Source Collection Number	FF29-a - FF29-e
Digital Collection Name	Treasures from the Indiana Historical Society
Digital Collection Number	DC014
Format of Original	Aquatint
Digital Format	JPG
Notes	Swiss artist Karl Bodmer created this aquatint from drawings made during his extended stay in New Harmony, Indiana, while traveling the North American frontier. Bodmer's patron, Prince Maximilian of Wied (Germany), particularly enjoyed the utopian community, where he worked closely with naturalists collecting botanical specimens.
Copyright Notice	Digital image © 2006 Indiana Historical Society. All Rights Reserved.
Train	Pre-1900, Talent (Car 1, Yellow)
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