Theodor de Bry.鈥楢 weroan or great Lorde of Virginia'. An example of the rulers or chiefs in Virginia'. Engraving of a figure wearing a single apron-skirt of fringed deer skin; with a [puma?] tail hanging at the back; and a four-string necklace round his neck. He is elaborately painted on his face; neck; chest; upper arms; and calves. He holds a tall strung bow; and a quiver is attached at his waist. The figure is duplicated to show the rear view; and is set against landscape of figures hunting deer with bows and arrows.England; 1618.From: Theodor de Bry; Travels through Virginia. [From Theodor De Bry's 鈥楢merica'; vol. I; 1590; after a drawing of John White].Sloane 1622; f. 72London; British Library.