[Watercolor drawings of Nuklukayet and a Russian mission settlement on the Yukon River].Whymper, Frederick, artist1867.engWatercolor drawing, signed, completed by Frederick Whymper of Nuklukayet (also known as Nuklukahyet, Nuklukyet, Nuchalawoia, or Nuklukaiet), a Native American trading camp and settlement in Alaska located along the Yukon River at its junction with the Tanana River, 1867. Depicted are Native Americans, tents, and canoes on the river bankWatercolor drawing, signed, completed by Frederick Whymper of a Russian mission settlement in Alaska along the lower Yukon River, 1867. Depicted are a small farm, buildings, tents, and a Russian Orthodox churchFrederick Whymper (1838-1901) was a British artist and explorer. He served on the 1864 Vancouver Island Exploring Expedition initiated by Governor of Vancouver Island, Arthur Edward Kennedy (1809-1883), and the Western Union Telegraph Co.'s expedition to Alaska and Siberia.Captions in English.Title devised by cataloger.Place of creation supplied by cataloger.Date of creation from artist's signature.