EDWARD S. CURTIS (1868–1952)

Edward Curtis (1868-1952) An Oasis in the Bad Lands Medium: orotone Dimensions: 8 x 10 Framed/base dimensions: 10 3/4 x 12 3/4 x 1 3/8 Signature: signed lower right: Curtis verso: titled Provenance: T

Edward Curtis (1868-1952 Washington) ''The Vanishing Race'' 1904 Large Platinum Print 14.75''x19.5'' Image. Impressive large photograph of Curtis' most famous image of Indians on horseback. Signed in

Edward Curtis (1868-1952 Washington) ''Canyon de Chelly'' 1904 Orotone Photograph 11''x14'' Image. An exceptional goldtone image of natives in canyon. Signed l.r. with Copyright l.l. Original period f

Edward Curtis (1868-1952 American) ''Homeward '' 1898 Orotone Photograph 8''x10'' Image. A crisp goldtone image of the northwest coast natives in canoe. Signed l.r. with remnants of title label on ver

FANTASTIC EARLY 20TH CENTURY ORIGINAL GOLD OROTONE PHOTO ON GLASS BY EDWARD CURTIS (1868-1952) - TITLE IS "THE OLD WELL AT ACOMA" IN ORIGINAL FRAME - SIGNED "CURTIS" IN LOWER LEFT - VERY GOOD CONDITIO

Edward Curtis (1868-1952 Washington) ''Three Chiefs'' Orotone Photograph 11''x14'' Image. Original goldtone Indian photograph from his L.A. studios. Missing break to corner 2''x3.5''. Original bat win

Edward Curtis (1868-1952 American) ''The Vanishing Race'' 1910 Platinum Border Print 6''x8'' Image. Photo has the ''E.S. Curtis Seattle'' blindstamp in l.l. margin. Housed in original piecrust frame w

an over-sized print (possibly gelatin silver print), of the circa 1910 image titled "The Fisherman -- Wishham" (alternate spelling "Wishram") signed in the negative. Glazed and framed in an Art Nouvea

After Edward Curtis (1868-1952 Washington) ''Canyon de Chelly'' 1904 Large Orotone Photograph 18''x22'' Image. An impressive large goldtone photograph of this famous image of Indians on horseback. Uns

Edward Curtis (1868-1952 Washington) ''Sunset in Navajo Land'' 1904 Large Platinum Print 11''x17'' Sight. A scarce experimental photograph with Indians on horseback. Signed in red crayon l.r. with bli

Edward Curtis (1868-1952), Vanishing Race, Photogravure, 11 3/4 x 15 1/2 Provenance: From a Private Collection

Edward Curtis (1868-1952) Watching for the Signal - Apsaroke Medium: photogravure, plate 116 Dimensions: 11 7/8 x 15 3/4 Framed/base dimensions: 23 5/8 x 26 5/8 x 1 1/4 Signature: lower center: From C

Antique Western Art photo gravure on paper, by American West photographer and ethnologist Edward Sheriff Curtis (1868-1952). Titled "Navajo Medicine Man," depicting a Native American Indian elder. Cop

Early 1900s, All on vellum tissue, matted and wrapped, from Vol. 20(?) of his famous work "The North American Indian." Includes "Sumaikuli Katsina at Hand," "Hami-Koskimo," and "Harvesting Cactus Frui

Egyptian chariot battles and slaves moving a sphinx, two bluetone photographs from Cecil B. De Mille's film ''The Ten Commandments'', 1923, each stamped on the matting lower left: The Edward S. Curtis

Edward Curtis (1868-1952 Washington) Thirty-Eight Celluloid Photograph Negatives for ''The Ten Commandments'' 1923 by Cecile B. DeMille 7.75''x9.75'' Each. Various images taken by Curtis during the fi

Pagan worship scene and Rameses on a chariot, two bluetone photographs from Cecil B. De Mille's film ''The Ten Commandments'', 1923, each stamped on the matting lower left: The Edward S. Curtis Studio

Temple exterior and Moses portrayed by actor Theodore Roberts, two bluetone photographs, one framed, one unframed from Cecil B. De Mille's film ''The Ten Commandments'', 1923, each stamped on the matt

circa 1908 photogravure printed by John Andrew & Son, published by the University Press, Cambridge. Marked 'From Copyright Photograph 1908 by E.S. Curtis' (lower center), 'Photogravure John Andrew & S

One photographic print by Edward Curtis (American, 1868-1952) titled "In the Shadow of the Cliff" on the lower left and signed on the lower center "Photography Copyright by E.J. Curtis. This print

Edward Curtis (1868-1952) Coming for the Bride-Qagyuhl, Plate 337, 1914/Printed c. 1960 Photogravure Unsigned Printed by John Andrews & Son from a copyright 1941 photograph by E.S. Curtis Image: 11 x

Rameses, the Magnificent portrayed by actor Charles de Roche, bluetone photograph from Cecil B. De Mille's film ''The Ten Commandments'', 1923, stamped on the matting lower left: The Edward S. Curtis

A Western Art photogravure print on paper, by American photographer and ethnologist Edward Sheriff Curtis (1868-1952). Titled, "Navajo Medicine Man." A figural work depicting a Native American Indian

Edward Curtis (1868-1952 Washington/California) photogravure entitled "At the Pool, Animal Dance-Cheyenne" - From the series "The North American Indian" Vol. 1X, Plate 663, printed on VanGelden Paper