Credit for 19^th Century photographs

 

Original photo Courtesy Western History/Genealogy Department,

Denver Public Library, Denver, Colorado

Tom & Annu Before

"Tom Torlino, Navajo, On entry to Carlisle School,

Pennsylvania" by J.N. Choate before 1882

Tom & Annu After

"Tom Torlino, Navajo, three years later, Carlisle,

Pennsylvania" by J.N. Choate after 1885

Warpaint

"Black Bear Jr. Arapahoe" by F. A. Rinehart

Christian?

Morledge, C. G.

“She Went Through a Crowd”

 

Original photo courtesy University of Pennsylvania Museum of

Archeology and Anthropology,

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Dots

"Hattie Tom. Chiricahua Apache" by F. A. Rinehart,

Omaha 1899

Daughters

"South Cheyenne", Stephens Collection

Quanah & Annu Before

Quanah Parker By CM Bell

Quanah & Annu After

Quanah Parker By CM Bell

 

Original photo courtesy National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution

Transcultural

Portrait (Front) of Ho-Tul-Ko-Mi-Ko (Chief Of The Whirlwind), Called Silas Jefferson, Interpreter (Mixed Blood) 1877

By Bell, Charles Milton 1848-1893

   

Original photo courtesy National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution

Indian with white man

Portrait of Charles Picotte, Interpreter (Non-native) and Matosabitoiye (Smutty Bear) in Native Dress and Holding Pipe 1858

By Shindler, Antonio(n) Zeno

   

Original photo courtesy Museum of Natural History,

Flags

New York, NY

Photograph from the Wanamaker Expedition, 1913

 

Original photo courtesy Northwestern University Library, Evanston, Illinois

Noble Savage/Savage Noble

"Two Moons - Cheyenne" by Edward S. Curtis

Edward S. Curtis's The North American Indian: The

Photographic Images

http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/award98/ienhtml/cuthome.html

   

All other images courtesy The Library of Congress, Washington, DC