Question

Who provided the earliest visual record of Oklahoma and its people?

Answer 1

Answer:

Option:  George Catlin

Explanation:

George Catlin was born in Pennsylvania. He became the first white American to depict Native Indians in his painting. He traveled beyond the Mississippi to paint the Indians to capture the essence of Indian life and culture. Catlin accompanied General Henry Leavenworth's expedition in frontier during the early 1830s and recorded astonishing record of the Native Indian life.

Answer 2

Leavenworth provided the earliest visual record of Oklahoma.