MILLER, Alfred Jacob (1857-1926) Schim-a-co che High-Lance Crow. C. 1860 Havell Edition The map depicts the newly

The map depicts the newly resolved boundary of northern Texas at latitude 36°

1800-1847)

It remained the only map of consequence of the region from its inception in 1618 until the Prussian topographical survey of the eighteenth century

signed and dated “A

37” x 47 ¾” framed

MILLER, Alfred Jacob (1857-1926) Schim-a-co che High-Lance Crow. C. 1860 Havell Edition The map depicts the newlyMILLER, Alfred Jacob (1857 1926) Schim a co che High Lance Crow Oil on paper, mounted to board. Circa 1860. Oval: 11 x 10 Captioned at lower center in paint: Schim a co che High Lance Crow with the final line expanded in ink to A [Crow] Indian. Numbered 108 in graphite at lower left. A signed conservators photograph mounted to a letter mounted to the back of the board records the now obscured inscription (in the same hand as the painted title) verso: