Ron Breast, A Piegan Man, 1900Okuwa-tsire, Also Known As “cloud Bird,” Of The San Ildefonso Pueblo, 1903A Cahuilla Woman, 1924A Kwakiutl Chief’s Daughter, 1910Members Of The Qagyuhl Tribe Dance To Restore An Eclipsed Moon, 1910Qagyuhl Dancers, 1914Iahla, Also Known As “willow,” Of The Taos Pueblo, 1905Luzi, Of The Papago Tribe, 1907A Kutenai Duck Hunter, 1910Kwakiutl People In Canoes In British Columbia, 1914An Apache Man, 1910A Hupa Woman, 1923A Mariposa Man On The Tule River Reservation, 1924A Maricopa Woman, 1907A Cahuilla Child, 1905Spearing Salmon, 1923A Qagyuhl Dancer Dressed As Paqusilahl (“man Of The Ground Embodiment”), 1914Nayenezgani, A Navajo Man, 1904The Hopi Maiden, 1905A Zuni Woman, 1903A Papago Woman, 1907Hopi Bridal Costume, 1900Kominaka Dancer, 1910Vash Gon, A Jicarrilla Man, 1910A Maricopa Woman With Arrow-brush Stalks, 1907Nesjaja Hatali, Navajo Medicine Man, 1904At The Old Well Of Acoma, 1904Two Dakota Men Playing Hand Drums Outside Of A Tipi, 1908A Kwakiutl Shaman, 1914A Dancer Kisses The Grandfather, 1908An Apache Woman Reaps Grain, 1910An Apsaroke Shaman, 1908Skokomish Couple Outside House Made Of Reed Mats, One Seated Beside Canoe That Has Been Pulled Onto The Riverbank, The Other Standing Holding A Paddle, 1913A Sioux Hunter, 1905Group Of Arikara Women. 1908Piegan Chiefs, 1900Mowakiu, A Tsawatenok Man, 1914Navajo Man Bedecked In Hemlock Boughs And Mask Of A Clown Associated With The Mischievous Rain God Tonenili, 1905Mnainak, A Yakima Chief, 1910A Kwakiutl Person Dressed As A Forest Spirit, Nuhlimkilaka, (“bringer Of Confusion”), 1914
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