Edward Curtis ''Chief of the Desert'' 1904 Platinum

Artist: Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868 - 1952). Title: "A Chief of the Desert, Navajo [profile]". Medium: Original photogravure. Date: Composed 1904. Printed later. Dimensions: Overall size

EDWARD CURTIS (B.1868-1952) Chief Garfield - A Jicarilla Apache, 1904 Photo-Litho 8.5" x 6 3/8"

EDWARD CURTIS (B.1868-1952) Chief Garfield - A Jicarilla Apache, 1904 Photo-Litho 8.5" x 6 3/8" Printed second half of 20th Century

Edward Curtis ''Chief Garfield, Jicarilla'' (Plate 21) 1904 Photogravure on Tissue Framed 24''x19''. Sight size 16.5''x12.5''. Even toning. Overall excellent condition. Not examined outside of framing

Artist: Edward Curtis Title: Chief Garfield - Jicarilla, 1904 Medium: Photo Litho, 2000, Canada Dimensions: 7.5x10.25" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 11x14" Conservation Board Artist Bio: Edward She

Artist: Edward Curtis Title: Chief Garfield - A Jicarilla Apache, 1904 Medium: Photo Litho, 2001, Italy Dimensions: 6.05x8.25" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 8.5x11" Conservation Board Artist Bio: E

Edward Curtis (1868-1952 American) ''The Vanishing Race'' 1904 Platinum Print 12''x16'' Image. Ink signed lower right with ''Copyright 1904 by E.S. Curtis'' in plate lower left. Original dark oak fram

EDWARD SHERIFF CURTIS. Evening in the Desert - Navaho, 1904. 5.5x7.5" photogravure on 9.5x12.5" Holland Van Gelder paper from Volume 1 of The North American Indian. Printed below image on print recto:

Photographer: Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868 - 1952) - renowned photographer of the American West and the Native American Indian. Title: "Chief Garfield- Jicarilla" Subject: Native North American In

Edward S. Curtis Orotone entitled "Chief of the Desert, Navaho" in original frame with Curtis Studio label on back. Signed lower right. Size of the print itself is 10 by 8 inches. Sold originally in C

b>EDWARD SHERIFF CURTIS Pl. 21 Chief Garfield - Jicarilla, 1904 15.75x12" Proof Photogravure on 23x18" Japan Vellum Paper from Portfolio 1 of The North American Indian ASG# ESC/7167. This Japan Vellum

Photographer: Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868 - 1952) - renowned photographer of the American West and the Native American Indian. Title: Son of the Desert- Navaho, Subject: Native North American Ind

Edward S. Curtis(1868 - 1952)A Hopi Man, 1904platinum printSigned, in brown ink at lower right on print recto: Curtis (faint)Copyright blind stamp, at lower left on print recto (pointed ends): COPYRIG

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

Edward Sheriff Curtis (American, 1868-1952) Chief of the Desert-Navaho, silver border print, signed (lower right)7 5/8 x 5 3/4 inches Provenance:

Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868-1952) 'Navajo Flocks' 1904 Platinum print , 12.5 x 16 (in). Signed Curtis in ink, lower right.

Chief Joseph: Nez Perce, Edward S. Curtis, 1900 Printed by Jean-Anthony du Lac, 1974 Hienmot Tooyalakekt (1841-1904) or Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce: 19th cent. Tribal leader and a friend of Edward S

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 S. Curtis(1868 - 1952)Sunset in Navaho Land, 1904platinum printSigned, in black ink at lower right on print recto: CurtisCopyright blind stamp, at lower left on print recto (pointed ends): COPY

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 S. Curtis(1868 - 1952)The Vanishing Race - Navaho, 1904large platinum printcopyright blind stamp lower left: COPYRIGHTED 1904 BY E.S. CURTISin negative lower left: 301-04negative date: 1904, pr

Edward Sheriff Curtis (American, 1868-1952) Vash Gon-Jicarilla and The spirit of the past--Apsaroke, 1904-1908, platinum prints, signed Curtis (lower right) and bearing copyright blindstamp (lower lef

"The Vanishing Race (Navajo)", platinum print, on the original mount, ink signed lower right, blindstamped lower left "Copyrighted 1904 by E.S. Curtis, negative number on edge of print '301-04'. Unfra

Edward S. Curtis, American, 1868-1952. An early 20th century photogravure portrait, titled "Two Strike" Brule Chief, Sioux. Plate 78 from The North American Indian, Portfolio III (1904-1908). Titled l