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The Pomo people are indigenous to Northern California, and Curtis’s 1924 images are celebrated for their focus on the tribe's world-renowned basketry and traditional village life. This photogravure utilizes Curtis’s signature Pictorialist technique, emphasizing soft focus and deep, sepia-toned shadows to create a timeless, artistic portrait of the Pomo culture.Because Curtis often visited the Ukiah and Clear Lake areas to document the Pomo, these specific plates hold immense local and historical value for California collectors.Measures 12.5x9.5
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Edward Curtis 1924 Pomo CA Native American Photogravures
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Antique and Collectibles Auction
Aug 2, 2026, 3:00 PM EDTUkiah, CA, United States
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