Antique Bernhardt Wall Pow Wowing Lithograph Native American Print No. 334

Authentic early 20th-century embossed color lithograph titled "Pow Wowing" (No. 334) by noted illustrator Bernhardt Wall, published by Jos. Hoover & Son of Philadelphia and New York. This original paperboard print depicts members of a Native American community gathered outside a village of tipis in a peaceful scene of conversation and daily life. Produced during the Golden Age of American lithography, this scarce image is highly collectible for its artwork, publisher, and historical significance. Details Artist: Bernhardt Wall (1872–1956) Publisher: Jos. Hoover & Son Title: Pow Wowing Print Number: 334 Date: Circa 1900–1915 Origin: Philadelphia & New York, USA Medium: Original embossed color lithograph Heavy paperboard/card stock Dimensions: Approximately 16 x 5-7/8 inches Subject: Native American figures Indigenous encampment Tipis Horse Plains landscape Early American illustration Materials: Embossed paperboard Color lithographic inks Color Palette: Sky blue Prairie green Tan Cream Black Red White Earth tones Design Styles: Americana Early American Illustration Western Art Native American Art Edwardian Arts & Crafts Era Historical Ephemera Description This original "Pow Wowing" color lithograph was published by Jos. Hoover & Son, one of America's prominent producers of decorative lithographs during the early twentieth century. The artwork is credited to Bernhardt Wall, an accomplished American illustrator known for his landscapes, historical scenes, and Western subjects. The composition portrays three Native American figures in conversation in the foreground while additional members of the community, tipis, and a horse occupy the distant village. The title "Pow Wowing" references a gathering or social interaction and reflects period terminology. The publisher's embossed copyright mark remains visible in the lower left corner: "Copyrighted 1909 by Jos. Hoover & Son, Philadelphia & New York." Original Hoover lithographs are increasingly difficult to locate in unframed condition, particularly examples retaining strong color and clear publisher markings. This piece appeals to collectors of: Bernhardt Wall artwork Native American imagery Western Americana Antique lithographs Early American printing Historical ephemera Decorative antique prints Condition Good antique condition. Light overall toning from age Minor foxing and scattered age spotting Corner and edge wear Small bends and handling creases Publisher embossing remains visible Colors remain vibrant with good visual appeal Unframed Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form part of the item's description.

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Used (normal wear)

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Lithograph