Association Miami Indian no 21, Indiana Miami Indian, 1860–1876, watercolor on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Miss en nah go gwah, Indiana Potamatomi Indian (Miss-En-Nah-Go-Gwah), 1860–1876, watercolor on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Mother of We-Wis-Sa, Indiana Indians, 1860–1876, watercolor with ink on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Sun-Go-Waw, Indiana Potamatomi Indian, watercolor on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Wewissa, alternate title Wee-Wis-Saw, Indiana Potamatomi Indian, c. 1838, watercolor with ink on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Yo-Ca-Top-Kone, 1863–1871, watercolor on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Watercolor landscapes Deaf Man's Village, Indiana Potamatomi village, c. 1860–1876, watercolor on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Indian burial, Kee-waw-nay Village 1837, Indiana Indians, c. 1860–1876, watercolor on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Indian Burial Kee-Waw-Nay Village 1837, c. 1863–1871, watercolor on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Lake Man-i-tou, Devil's Lake, watercolor on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Logansport Indiana, July 8, 1837, Indiana Indians, 1837, watercolor with ink on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Nan-matches-sin-a-wa 1839, Chief Godfroy's home, Indiana Indians, 1860–1876, watercolor on paper, Tippecanoe County Historical Association Selected published works Engravings and other reproductions of Winter's paintings and sketches appear in several published works. Four engravings of Winter's paintings appeared as frontispieces in the Cincinnati Ladies Repository in 1850 and 1851, and another engraving of his work was published in its November 1853 issue. The Pictorial Field-Book of the Revolution (1855) by Benson John Lossing includes a reproduction of Winter's painting of Francis Slocum. Winter's brief story on Slocum appeared in the Philadelphia Press in 1870. Biography of Frances Slocum, The Lost Sister of Wyoming. A Complete Narrative of Her Captivity and Wanderings Among the Indians (1891) by John F. Meginness includes details about the Winter in its appendix, as well as reproductions of three Winter portraits owned by the Slocum family. Winter's journals and sketches were published in The Journals and Indian Paintings of George Winter, 1837–1839 (1948) and Indians and a Changing Frontier: The Art of George Winter (1993). Public collections Winter's work is represented in several public collections. Cass County Historical Society, Logansport, Indiana Lafayette Arts Center, Lafayette, Indiana Indiana Historical Society, Indianapolis Indiana State Museum, Indianapolis Indianapolis Museum of Art Miami County Historical Society, Peru, Indiana Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana Tippecanoe County Historical Association, Lafayette, Indiana Wisconsin Historical Society, Madison Wyoming Historical and Genealogical Society, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Honors and tributes Winter was named an honorary member