Painting (drawing?) depicting the arrival of the Jedediah Smith party at the San Gabriel Mission in 1826, reprinted from West Ways magazine, ca.1900

Photograph of a painting (drawing?) depicting the arrival of the Jedediah Smith party at the San Gabriel Mission on November 26, 1826, reprinted from West Ways magazine, ca.1900. Smith, a mountain man, can be seen at center with other members of his party, and is dressed in a leather outfit with a raccoon skin hat and holding a musket. He and another similarly dressed man seem to be conversing with a Mexican priest who is dressed in the attire of a Franciscan. In the lower right corner, an Indian is watching the event from a sitting position, and other Indians are behind the priest, moving baskets, a goat and pots. In the arched doorway of the mission, there is another priest.