Muscogee (Creek) Indian Painting

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This copy of a Muscogee (Creek) "hieroglyphick painting" was made in the 1770s by Bernard Romans. Romans was a British surveyor and engineer who worked in Florida during the 1770s. He made many notes on the Muscogee.

Courtesy of Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries.

Muscogee Creek Indian Painting depicting figures rowing and firing guns.

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