File:Mato-tope b&w.jpg - Wikipedia
Karl Bodmer | PRINT MATO-TOPE | MutualArt
_Bodmer_-_Mato-tope_or_Four_Bears_Chief_of_the_Mandan_people_-_(MeisterDrucke-1034211).jpg "Mato-tope or Four Bears, Chief of the Mandan people")
Mato-tope or Four Bears, Chief of the Mandan people
Native American Indian Mandan tribe Chief Mato-tope Four Bears Mixed Media by Premium Artman - Pixels
Mato-Tope, A Mandan Chief Portrait by Karl Bodmer Wood Wall Art | Zazzle | West art, Wood wall art, Art
Mato-Tope, second chief of the Mandan people, c.1833 (bw litho)
Mato tope hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Mato-tope, Adorned With The Insignia Of His Warlike Deeds, 1834 Painting by Karl Bodmer - Pixels
George Catlin Mato-Tope, second chief of the Mandan people in 1833 Painting Reproduction | georgecatlin.org
File:Four Bears (Mato-Tope), a Mandan chief, full-length, standing, holding lance and wearing a painted and quilled shirt, 18 - NARA - 530980.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Amazon.com: The Ibis Print Gallery - Karl Bodmer : ''Mato-Tope, The Mandan Chief in His State Dress'' (Travels in The Interior of North America, 1841) - Museum-Grade Giclee: Posters & Prints
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Mato-tope - Wikipedia
Ethnography. 9 Racial Types including Native American Mandan Chief Mato-tope known as Four Bears, after charging the Assiniboine tribe during battle. He lived on the Missouri in what is now North Dakota.
Mandan Indian Chief Mato Tope 18”x24” Karl Bodmer Native American Indian Art | eBay
MATO-TOPE, FOUR BEARS - Coleman Studios
History – Mahto Bay
Mato-tope - Wikipedia
Mato-tope - Wikipedia
Mato-tope, Native American Mandan Indian Chief Stock Photo - Alamy
Karl Bodmer : Mato-tope With the Insignia of His Warlike - Etsy
Mato-Tope or Four Bears - Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site (U.S. National Park Service)
