Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952) was an American photographer known for his extensive work documenting the lives and cultures of Indigenous peoples in North America. His project, "The North American Indian," is considered one of the most comprehensive photographic and ethnographic records of Native American tribes.The term "Travaux-Piegan" refers to Curtis's photographs related to the Piegan, a group of Indigenous people that are part of the larger Blackfeet Nation, primarily located in Montana. Curtis documented various aspects of their lives, including their daily activities, customs, and traditions.Curtis's work is not only a significant contribution to the history of photography but also an important record of Indigenous cultures in the early 20th century. His photographs have been influential in preserving the heritage and history of numerous Native American tribes, including the Piegan.
Measures 11X15.5 inches