Andrew Humequaptewa, Fred Kabotie and Otis Poleleonema

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Object Number 2004.1.123.1.1867

Display Title Andrew Humequaptewa, Fred Kabotie and Otis Poleleonema

Descriptions

Object Description Written on enclosure: "Fred Kaboti and two / Hopis" [Fred Kabotie, Fred's wife's brother, Otis Poleleonema (identified 1991 by Eric Polingyuma)]

Department Photographic

Date 1938-1939

Artist Harriet S. Cosgrove

Culture

Hopi

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

North America / United States / Arizona / Navajo County / Hopi Reservation / Antelope Mesa / Awatovi

Materials Negative, black and white

Dimensions Overall: 8.89 × 13.335 cm (3 1/2 × 5 1/4 in.)

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	2004.1.123.1.1857	Irving and Josie Pabanale and their families, and Fred Kabotie		Awatovi
	2004.1.123.1.1858	Irving and Josie Pabanale and their families, and Fred Kabotie		Awatovi
	2004.24.26791	Modern American Indian Painting - "Zuni Corn Dance" - Fred Kabotie		New Mexico
	64-19-10/42483	"Zuni Corn Dance"	Painting	Zuni Pueblo
Image Not Available for People standing with J. Otis Brew next to the Thamalakane River	2001.29.5602	People standing with J. Otis Brew next to the Thamalakane River		Ngamiland (North West)
Image Not Available for J. Otis Brew replacing a tire on an expedition truck	2001.29.5599	J. Otis Brew replacing a tire on an expedition truck		Ngamiland (North West)
	2004.24.22734C	John Otis Brew		Cambridge
	2004.24.28253D	Portrait of Dr. John Otis Drew		Cambridge
Image Not Available for Expedition, Ethnographic work: Group of people sitting and being interviewed by Lorna Marshall, with Frederick !Gaeb interpreting, and J. Otis Brew watching (half of stereoview 2001.29.6374)	2001.29.794	Expedition, Ethnographic work: Group of people sitting and being interviewed by Lorna Marshall, with Frederick !Gaeb interpreting, and J. Otis Brew watching (half of stereoview 2001.29.6374)		/Gam
	2004.1.123.1.1699	Fred C. Hack, John's brother.		Awatovi
	2004.1.123.1.1713	Dr. and Mrs. Fred Hodge.		Awatovi
	2004.29.1777	Worked stone, found at Bacyrus Ohio, Fred Sears collection		Ohio

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