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Alfred Jacob Miller - Trapping Beaver - Walters 371940111

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Having searched around the stream for "sign" of beavers- such as footprints in the mud or sand, these trappers are in the process of setting their five pound traps in beds they had dug with their knives. Each trap was tied firmly to a tree or a pole as well as a float stick that was hammered into the mud to the beaver could not carry off the trap.

The trappers travel in pairs because of the continual threat of Indian attack.

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1858 - 1860
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Walters Art Museum
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artwork 19th century watercolor paintings in the united states alfred jacob miller an artist on the oregon trail castor canadensis in art fort worth paintings by alfred jacob miller in the walters art museum rivers in the united states in art watercolor paintings of hunters walters art museum