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Edward S. Curtis — Portfolio VIII, Plate 267: Piópio-Maksmaks - Wallawalla
Edward S. Curtis

Portfolio VIII, Plate 267: Piópio-Maksmaks - Wallawalla

1905

Showcasing the cultural diversity within Curtis's Pacific Northwest documentation, this portrait represents the Walla Walla people during a period of significant cultural transition.

Medium
photogravure

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Edward S. Curtis, Portfolio VIII, Plate 267: Piópio-Maksmaks - Wallawalla, 1905

Showcasing the cultural diversity within Curtis's Pacific Northwest documentation, this portrait represents the Walla Walla people during a period of significant cultural transition.

Medium
photogravure
Year
1905
Seen at
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH

Related themes

Documentary, American, Native American, Early 20th Century, Historical, Portrait, Photogravure, Dignified, Ethnographic, Sepia Tones

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Cleveland Museum of Art, Art Institute of Chicago