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A tall, dark bronze statue of an Indigenous man stands on a granite pedestal outdoors. The statue depicts the man from approximately mid-thighs up. He wears a headdress of feathers and long hair that falls over his shoulders. He is wrapped in a fur-lined garment, and his hands are visible. He holds a rifle in his right arm and a tomahawk in his left. He is looking to the left of the frame. The statue is located in Pottawatomie Park in St. Charles, Illinois, USA. The park is situated along the Fox River. Behind the statue, several large deciduous trees with green leaves fill the background. The sky above is clear and blue. A bronze plaque on the pedestal reads "EKWABBET" (OTTAWA CHIEF). Below this, a larger bronze plaque contains text in quotes. A portion of the text is visible, with the bottom line reading "C. 11/2/88 Jim Dowd." In the lower left portion of the image, a paved walkway is visible, with a white railing and metal fence running parallel to it. In the distance on the walkway, two figures, appearing to be humans, are walking. The ground is paved, and grass and trees are visible beyond the walkway.
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