Two unidentified Apache women by the lean-to, 1903
Description
Black and white photograph of two Apache women. One seated under canvas lean-to with stove and cooking utensils wearing traditional cotton dress. The woman standing to right of lean-to is wearing a traditional buckskin two-piece dress with beads and Kiowa moccasins. Sign on pole reads "Groceries". "Hope (Apacha)" is written on the bottom, but it may be Chiizacaua in Southwest, Oklahoma.
Inscribed, "Hope (Apacha)" in lower right on recto
Dates
- 1903
Creator
- Prettyman, William S., 1858-1932 (Photographer, Person)
Language of Materials
Primarily English with occasional names in their native language
Access Restrictions
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Extent
From the Collection: 1627 item(s) (12 linear feet)
Provenance
Gordon Miller
Mark(s)
Stamped, "Prettyman, Blackwell, O.T." in center left on recto
Medium
cardstock
Dimensions
Print Size: 3.75" x 5.5"
Notes
Native American-Unidentified tribes-In brown envelope labeled "Indian Portraits and Oklahoma Settlement Scenes, William Prettyman, Blackwell, O.T., Gift of Gordon Miller"
Previous Number
Native American.4326.3500
Other Number
16726
Cataloguer
Miller, April
Creator
- Prettyman, William S., 1858-1932 (Photographer, Person)
Repository Details
Part of the Gilcrease Museum/Helmerich Center for American Research Repository
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