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Standing Bear, Chief of the Sioux, wearing ceremonial robes and full length head-dress

Standing Bear, Chief of the Sioux, wearing ceremonial robes and full length head-dress


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Filename: 917_05_0390001457.jpg

Size: 6000 x 13623 (17.4MB)

Date: 29th March 2014

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Standing Bear, Chief of the Sioux, wearing ceremonial robes and full length head-dress

Standing Bear, Chief of the Sioux, wearing ceremonial robes and full length head-dress of eagle feathers: Dakota, North American Plains Indians. Photograph c1885-1890

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American Bear Ceremonial Chief Dakota Eagle Feathers Full Head Dress Indians Indigenous Length North Plains Robes Sioux Wearing


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In this print from the late 19th century, we are transported to a time when indigenous cultures thrived on the North American Plains. The image showcases Standing Bear, Chief of the Sioux tribe, adorned in resplendent ceremonial robes and an awe-inspiring full-length head-dress made of majestic eagle feathers. Standing Bear's regal presence is palpable as he stands tall and proud, embodying the strength and wisdom that characterized his leadership. His intricate robes reflect the rich cultural heritage of his people, intricately woven with symbols representing their deep connection to nature and ancestral traditions. The magnificent head-dress commands attention with its striking display of eagle feathers cascading down Standing Bear's back. Each feather symbolizes honor, courage, and spiritual significance within Sioux culture. It serves as a testament to their reverence for these noble birds who soar high above the plains. This photograph captures not only Standing Bear's individuality but also represents a larger narrative of resilience and perseverance among Native American tribes during a tumultuous era in history. It invites us to appreciate their profound contributions to our shared heritage while reminding us of the importance of preserving diverse cultural legacies for future generations. As we gaze upon this remarkable image captured between 1885-1890 by Universal Images Group (UIG), we are reminded that it is through such visual records that we can bridge gaps in understanding and foster appreciation for all peoples' unique stories throughout time.

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