A brief example of historical art-plagiarism.

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A Yank in 1772 draws a Wampanoag from 1672 after the style of a Mohawk in England who has been dressed by a Dutchman in 1710.

It was uncanny looking at this engraving as I have previously spent considerable time analyzing the source material.
Another bit of weirdness I just noticed is the sleeves, one is buttoned and the other not, because he has taken the arms from two different people.



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