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Wishham Girl, Profile, 1910. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
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Wishham Girl, Profile, 1910. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
Wishham Girl, Profile, 1910. [Native American woman from the northwestern United States in traditional headdress made of coins, beads and porcupine quills]. Photogravure, plate 279 from " The North American Indian, volume 8" (1911)
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This print titled "Wishham Girl, Profile, 1910" transports us back to the early 20th century in America. Created by renowned photographer Edward Sheriff Curtis as part of his monumental project "The North American Indian" this image showcases a Native American woman from the northwestern United States. Intricately adorned with a traditional headdress made of coins, beads, and porcupine quills, this striking portrait captures the essence of indigenous culture and heritage. The meticulous beadwork and decorative elements on her headdress reflect the rich artistic traditions passed down through generations. Edward Sheriff Curtis was known for his dedication to documenting Native American tribes across North America. Through his lens, he sought to preserve their customs, clothing styles, and way of life before they were lost forever due to rapid modernization. This photograph offers us a glimpse into the past while celebrating the resilience and beauty of indigenous people. The black-and-white composition adds depth and timelessness to the image, allowing us to appreciate every intricate detail captured by Curtis's photogravure technique. Displayed at the Art Institute Chicago or any art gallery or center around the world, this print serves as a powerful reminder of our shared history and encourages us to honor and respect diverse cultures that have shaped our nation.
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