Born in 1873 in Vienna, Austria, Scheuerle came to Cincinnati, Ohio in 1882 where he was apprenticed to a lithographer and later worked as a commercial artist. In 1896 he sketched Native American portraits for posters. He moved to Chicago, Illinois in 1900 and worked as an illustrator, creating posters for the Buffalo Bill Show among others.
Scheuerle made several trips to the western United States, painting portraits at different Native American tribes; the Sioux in 1909, (showing 500 of 1141 characters). |
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