Edward Sheriff Curtis
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Edward Sheriff Curtis (1868-1952) was an American photographer.
 A self-portrait of Edward Sheriff Curtis |
Contents |
[edit] Publications
 Cover of The North American Indian of 1907 |
 Cover of In the Land of the Head-Hunters of 1915 |
 Cover of Indian Days of the Long Ago of 1915 |
 Edward Sheriff Curtis in the New York Times on April 16, 1911 |
 Edward Sheriff Curtis in the Seattle Times between 1905-1915 |
[edit] The North American Indian
[edit] Apache
 Geronimo |
 Atsina |
 Nalin |
 Chideh |
 Morning bath |
 Sigesh |
 Jicarilla matron |
 Jicarilla maiden |
 Apache babe in carrier |
 Apache Wickiup, 1903 |
[edit] Crow
 Apsaroke warrior |
[edit] Arikara
 Girl |
[edit] Assiniboine
 Mother and child |
 Atsina |
[edit] Cheyenne
 Cheyenne girl |
 Cheyenne maiden |
[edit] Commanche
 A Commanche mother |
 Uwat - Comanche |
[edit] Cree
 A Cree woman |
 A Cree girl |
[edit] Flathead
 Flathead childhood |
 By the river - Flathead |
[edit] Hopi
 Hopi mother |
 At the trysting place |
 Hopi maiden |
 Hopi girl |
 Hopi woman |
 Evening in Hopi land |
 Watching the dancers |
 Two Hopi children seated on ground eating melon. |
 Hopi children |
 Hopi girl |
 Snake priest |
 Cliff perched homes--Hopi |
[edit] Navajo
 Canon de Chelly – Navajo. Seven riders on horseback and dog trek against background of canyon cliffs. |
 Navaho child (these images were not published in Curtis's multi-volume work, The North American Indian.) |
 Son of the desert - Navaho |
 Navaho medicine-man |
 Navajo girl |
 Navajo weaver |
 A Navajo man, full-length, in ceremonial dress including mask and body paint. |
 Navajo sandpainting |
 Navajo medicine man |
[edit] Nez Perce
 Nez Perce baby |
 Nez Perce Man. 1899. |
 Chief Joseph († 21. September 1904) |
 The old-time warrior--Nez Percé |
 Nez Percé sweat-lodge |
[edit] Nunivak
 Woman and child |
 Nunivak children |
 Uyowutcha |
 Boys in kayak |
[edit] Zuni
 Zuni street scene |
 Zuni girl |
 Zuni girls at the river |
[edit] Others
 Hupa mother and child |
 A Hupa Indian, 1923 |
 Inuit man in kayak - Noatak |
 Family group - Noatak |
 Quilcene boy |
 Hooper Bay youth |
 Kashhila - Wishham |
 Mohave water carrier |
 Clayoquot girl |
 Chaiwa - Tewa |
 Makah maiden |
 Chaiwa - Tewa, profile |
 Salmon stream |
 Coast Pomo girl |
 Suquamish girl |
 Wishnai - Yakima |
 Wishham bride |
 Qahatika girl |
 Pakit - Maricopa |
 Qahatika water girl |
 Tewa girl |
 Hwalya - Yuma |
 Povi-Tamu ("Flower Morning") - San Ildefonso |
 Hesquiat maiden |
 Umatilla maid |
 Mosa - Mohave |
 Evening on Puget Sound |
 Taos woman |
 East mesa girls |
 Tewa girls |
 Hesquiat woman |
 Chief's daughter - Nakoaktok |
 Acoma woman |
 Desert Cahuilla woman |
 Two Bear Woman - Piegan |
 Modified style of hairdressing |
 Washo woman |
 Taos water girls |
 Nespilim woman |
 Kutenai girls |
 Hleastunuh - Skokomish |
 Gossiping - San Juan |
 Walvia ("Medicine Root") - Taos |
 Chukchansi matron |
 Acoma water girls |
 Aged Pomo woman |
 Diegueño woman of Campo |
 Quinault female profile |
 Quinault female type |
 Tsatsalatsa - Skokomish |
 Lummi woman |
 Stsimaki ("Reluctant-to-be-woman") - Blood |
 Wappo woman |
 Coast Pomo woman |
 Old Klamath woman |
 Puget Sound type |
 Wishham girl, profile |
 Papago girl |
 Okuwa-tse ("Cloud Yellow") - San Ildefonso |
 Klamath woman |
 Havachachi - Maricopa |
 Haiyahl - Nootka |
 Cowichan girl |
 Wife of Modoc Henry - Klamath |
 Diegueño woman of Santa Ysabel |
 Suquamish woman |
 Pomo girl |
 At Castello d'Albertis -3 |
 At Castello d'Albertis -4 Indian te-pees |
 At Castello d'Albertis -6 Native american |
 Elderly Hualapai |
