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Object Number
59-8-10/100257.1.2
Display Title
Profile portrait of an Akansa man
Descriptions
Object Description
Written on board: "Akansa or Quawpaw, Hunta, Wakunta. Plains. Contact print for large plates supplementing Vol. XIX of Edward S. Curtis' "The North American Indian" (1930) from the book, "The Quapaw are another Siouan tribe otherwise known as Akansa, from which the Arkansas river and state derive their name. Vol. XIX Plate 681 -105-"
Keywords
- Proper Name
- Ethnographic
Subject
- Man
Department
Photographic
Date
before 1930
Artist
Edward S. Curtis
Culture
- Quapaw
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
North America
/
United States
Dimensions
Overall: 20.0025 × 15.5575 cm (7 7/8 × 6 1/8 in.)
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| PrimaryMedia | Object Number | Title | Classification | Geography/Provenience | SHARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 59-8-10/100257.1.6 | Portrait of a man |
United States
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| 59-8-10/100257.1.11 | Wakonda |
United States
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| 59-8-10/100257.1.7 | Profile portrait of Espipermi |
United States
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| 59-8-10/100257.1.14 | Henry |
United States
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| 59-8-10/100257.1.15 | Walter Ross |
United States
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| 59-8-10/100257.1.16 | Grass house ceremony |
United States
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| 59-8-10/100257.1.17 | Wichita Grass-house |
United States
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| 59-8-10/100257.1.12 | Pipe-Stem |
United States
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| 59-8-10/100257.1.13 | Wichita man |
United States
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| 59-8-10/100257.1.5 | Portrait of Lefthand |
United States
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| 59-8-10/100257.1.8 | Portrait of a Comanche Peyote Drummer |
United States
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| 59-8-10/100257.1.4 | Portrait of Lone Chief |
United States
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