Edward S. Curtis
7 public-domain plates in the archive
Edward S. Curtis American, 1868 - 1952 Edward Sheriff Curtis, born near White Water, Wisconsin, was a well-established commercial photographer before he undertook his best known work shortly before the turn of the century. Working first as photographer for the Edward H. Harriman expedition in Alaska (1899), he later secured the endorsement of Theodore Roosevelt and the support of J. P. Morgan for an extensive anthropological and photographic study of Native Americans. Curtis's work from 1906 -- 20 resulted in The North American Indian and eventually generated 40,000 negatives, of which...
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Portfolio XII, Plate 405: Watching the Dancers
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Portfolio I, Plate 32: A Son of the Desert - Navaho
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Portfolio I, Plate 15: Apache Nalin
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Portfolio XVI, Plate 572: An Acoma Woman
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Portfolio I, Plate 34: The Blanket Weaver-Navaho
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Portfolio III, Plate 95: In the Land of the Sioux
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Portfolio VI, Plate 192: Sun Dance Encampment--Piegan
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Plates by Edward S. Curtis
- Portfolio VI, Plate 192: Sun Dance Encampment--Piegan A catalogued plate
- Portfolio III, Plate 95: In the Land of the Sioux A catalogued plate
- Portfolio I, Plate 34: The Blanket Weaver-Navaho A catalogued plate
- Portfolio XVI, Plate 572: An Acoma Woman A catalogued plate
- Portfolio I, Plate 15: Apache Nalin A catalogued plate
- Portfolio I, Plate 32: A Son of the Desert - Navaho A catalogued plate
- Portfolio XII, Plate 405: Watching the Dancers A catalogued plate
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