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Object Number
45-30-10/100536.1.5
Display Title
QueYamaNe, the Corn Girl
Descriptions
Object Description
Written on board: "Hopi. / Arizona. / Queya-Ma-Ne, "Corn Girl". Hopi. Arizona, Oraibi, Aug. 23, '39. "Hisotyr of "Que ya ma ne, the Corn Girl had been recorded. She was stolen by Mexicans (?) when only a child. Hair bound with wool and horse hair. Drawn at Oraibi, 1939."
Keywords
- Ethnographic
- Drawing and Graphics
- Proper Name
Subject
- Woman
Department
Photographic
Date
1939
Artist
Woltz
Culture
- Hopi
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
North America
/
United States
/
Arizona
/
Navajo County
/
Hopi Reservation
/
Third Mesa
/
Oraibi
Additional Geographic Terms
Third Mesa
Materials
Sepia Print adhered to Paperboard
Dimensions
Overall: 17.15 x 27.94 cm (6 3/4 x 11 in.)
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| PrimaryMedia | Object Number | Title | Classification | Geography/Provenience | SHARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 45-30-10/100536.1.3 | Phu-hu-ma-na, young woman |
Oraibi
| ||
| 45-30-10/100536.1.6 | Alvert Samehumgva |
Oraibi
| ||
| 45-30-10/100536.1.4 | Chief Kevahemah |
Songoopavi
| ||
| 45-30-10/100536.1.1 | Marie Leon, daughter of Chief Ke-vahe-mah |
Songoopavi
| ||
| 45-30-10/100536.1.11 | Juana (Amarillas) de Matus and Mariano Matus |
Tucson
| ||
| 45-30-20/76381.1.8 | Pedra de la Salud |
Mexico
| ||
| 45-30-10/100536.1.10 | Juan Maso performing Yaqui Deer Dance |
Tucson
| ||
| 45-30-20/76381.1.11 | Ambrosio San Pedro |
Mexico
| ||
| 45-30-20/76381.1.3 | Ain-yo, a Seri Indian |
Mexico
| ||
| 45-30-20/76381.1.2 | Three Men from San Juan Atitlán - Jean Sales (center), Manuel Godinez (left) and Francisco Godinez (right) |
Guatemala
| ||
| 45-30-20/76381.1.7 | Three Seri women |
Mexico
| ||
| 45-30-20/76381.1.1 | Three Women from Lake Atitlan |
Atitlan
|