Edward Curtis - A Hava Supai Home, Arizona, 1903

EDWARD CURTIS (B.1868-1952) A Hava Supai Home - Cataract Canyon, Arizona, 1903 Photo-Litho 6" x 7.5" Printed second half of 20th Century

Edward S. Curtis(1868 - 1952)Peach Orchard - Havasupai, 1903platinum printSigned, in brown ink at lower right on print recto: CurtisIn negative at lower left on print recto: X958Copyright Info in the

EDWARD CURTIS (B.1868-1952) Chief of the Hava Supai, 1903 Photo-Litho 8 3/4" x 6 3/4"

Edward S. Curtis(1868 - 1952)Group of Six Female Portraits: Judith - Mohave, 1903 + Tonovige - Havasupai, 1907 + Quinault Female Type, 1912 + A Diegueno Woman of Santa Ysabel, 1924 + A Diegueno Woman

EDWARD CURTIS (B.1868-1952) Judith - A Mojave Woman, Southeast Arizona, 1903 Photo-Litho 8.5" x 6" Printed second half of 20th Century

EDWARD S. CURTIS (1868–1952)| 'Tonovige - Havasupai', from 'The North American Indian', c. 1906 Image Size: 39,5 x 30 cm English: Photogravure in red-brown ink on Japanese tissue paper 44 x 32,6

Ben Wittick (1845-1903) - Hava-supai Dwelling, Arizona, 1885, Albumen Photograph 7.5" x 9.5". 17.25" x 18.25" framed. Weighs 5 pounds. Acquired from the A. R. Mitchell Museum of Western Art collection

Edward Curtis (American, 1868-1952). An original volume-size photogravure titled "Primitive Apache Home, Volume 1", circa 1903, from the 272 subscriber sets of "The North American Indian 1906-1930". T

Artist: Edward Curtis Title: Judith - A Mojave Woman, Southeast Arizona, 1903 Medium: Photo Litho, 2001, Italy Dimensions: 5.5x8.2" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 8.5x11" Conservation Board Artist B

A Zuni Girl wearing ornaments titled " Zuni Ornaments" 1903 Original Photogravure by Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952). Professionally Matted and Framed, In frame measurements 13.5 x 16 inches, 9 x 7 inch

After Edward Curtis (1868-1952 American) ''Mosa-Mohave'' 1903 Orotone Photograph 18''x12'' Image. Posthumous reproduction produced in the 1970's by Fred Gomez. Period oak framing 20.5''x16.5''. Overal

Edward S. Curtis(1868 - 1952)Papago Primitive Home, 1907platinum printCopyright blind stamp, at lower left on print recto: COPYRIGHTED 1907 BY E.S. CURTISIn negative at lower left on print recto: X229

EDWARD CURTIS (1868-1952) Mosa Mohave, 1903 Vintage print on paper 12" x 16"

Photographer: Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868 - 1952) - renowned photographer of the North American Native Indian. Title: "Czele Marie (School girl)" Subject: Native North American Indian - Native Am

Artist: Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868 - 1952). Title: "Walpi, Arizona". Medium: Original vintage sepia toned photogravure. Date: Composed c1908. Printed 1909. Dimensions: Image size: 4 x 6

Artist: Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868 - 1952). Title: "Walpi, Arizona". Medium: Original vintage sepia toned photogravure. Date: Composed c1908. Printed 1909. Dimensions: Image size: 4 x 6

Photographer: Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868 - 1952) - renowned photographer of the American West and the Native American Indian. Title: "American Indian Arizona Pima Girl" Subject: Native North Ame

Artist: EDWARD CURTIS Title: Mosa - Mohave, 1903 Medium: Photo Litho, 2000, Canada Dimensions: 8x10.05" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 11x14" Conservation Board Artist Bio: Edward Sheriff Curtis (18

Artist: Edward Curtis Title: Mosa - Mohave, 1903 Medium: Photo Litho, 2000, Canada Dimensions: 8.05x10" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 11x14" Conservation Board Artist Bio: Edward Sheriff Curtis (18

EDWARD CURTIS (B.1868-1952) Apache Babe, 1903 Photo-Litho 9" x 4.5"

EDWARD CURTIS (B.1868-1952) Se Gesh, 1903 Photo-Litho 8.5" x 6"

Chief Joseph - Nez Perce From the National Geographic Image Collection. 2012 Photographer: Edward S. Curtis Dated: 1903 Subject: American Indians Medium: Halftone

Edward S. Curtis(1868 - 1952)Desert Rovers - Apache, 1903platinum printSigned, in black ink at lower right on print recto: CurtisCopyright blind stamp, at lower left on print recto (Pointed Ends): COP

Photographer: Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868 - 1952) - renowned photographer of the American West and the Native American Indian. Title: FIG. 45 Curtis Studio, (Edward S. Curtis and His Daughter Bet