An unusual and intriguing tintype picturing a Native American woman and her Euro-American husband, presumably a trader, evidently taken somewhere in the northern plains region in the 1870s. The woman, seeming somewhat shy and set a bit further back than the man, is nevertheless striking in her full length robe.....
A rare image of collector and lecturer G. G. Inman who toured the U.S. exhibiting his collection of Native American art and artifacts. Born in Illinois, G. G. Inman (1865–?) moved with his father to Indian Territory south of Fort Dodge, Kansas in 1880, and appears to have lived most.....
A rare and captivating set of photographs by a little-known photographer who worked among the Assiniboine and Sioux, comprising eight striking studio portraits of chiefs and braves, as well as one full-length portrait and six group shots taken in the field. S. W. Ormsby (American, active c. 1900) maintained a......
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A lively and evocative group of five images showing the events of San Geronimo Day at Taos Pueblo by the western photographer William A. White, who was active in both New Mexico and Colorado. On 29 and 30 September, Taos Pueblo—the ancient settlement of the Taos-speaking Puebloan people—celebrates the Pueblo’s.....