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Untitled (dance couple)
Mitchell Studio, 1920s
20th century
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Untitled (dead soldier)
Unidentified Artist, c. 1915
20th century
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La carrière du blanc... (Région de Reims)
Raffin, c. 1915
20th century
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The "Marques" family complete? plus 1 sis-in-law!
Unidentified Artist, 1910s
20th century
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Untitled (the Lawton family)
Unidentified Artist, 1910s
20th century
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Untitled (couple and child)
Ross Studio, 1910s
20th century
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Untitled (M. V. Beck store)
Unidentified Artist, c. 1900
19th-20th century
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Untitled (children in car with Santa Claus)
Unidentified Artist, 1910s
20th century
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Untitled (landscape with lake)
Unidentified Artist, c. 1900
19th-20th century
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Untitled (Maine landscape)
Unidentified Artist, c. 1900
19th-20th century
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Untitled (landscape, Maine?)
Unidentified Artist, c. 1900
19th-20th century
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Untitled (landscape with figures, Ohio?)
Unidentified Artist, c. 1900
19th-20th century
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John Ross, Cherokee Chief
H. Ulke & Bro., 1890s
19th century
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Untitled (agricultural landscape)
Unidentified Artist, 1890s
19th century
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Indian Chiefs Who Counciled with Gen. Miles and Settled the Indian War
Grabill, 1880s
19th century
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A-ha-ka ma-ni, The Walking Elk. A Yankton Sioux [Lakota] Warrior. Dakota.
McClees Gallery, 1857-1858 (negative); 1867-1872 (print)
19th century
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Chief Billy Bowlegs (Holata Micco/Oh-Lochta-Mico/Oh lachta mico/Oh-loch-ta Mi-co/Och-Lochta Micco/O-loc-to-mi-co), Seminole (ca. 1810-1859)
Unidentified Artist, 1852-1858
Hand-colored salted paper print
19th centuryAmericanPhotographs
At-pe-tu-to ka-tsha, The Other Day. A Wa-pe-ton Sioux [Lakota] Warrior.
McClees Gallery, 1858 (negative); c. 1870 (print)
19th centuryAmerican
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Lone Wolf, Kiowa
Unidentified Artist, 1867-1874
19th century
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He-ha ka maza, Iron Elk, A Mde-wa-kan-ton Sioux [Lakota] Warrior. Dakota.
McClees Gallery, 1858 (negative); 1867-1872 (print)
19th centuryAmerican