Edward S. Curtis, Film Still of "In The Land of The Head Hunters" (Masked Dancers - Qagyuhl), ca.

Edward S. Curtis(1868 - 1952)Film Still of "In The Land of The Head Hunters" (Masked Dancers - Qa'Gyuhl), ca. 1914silver gelatin printNegative date: ca. 1914Print date: ca. 1914Qa'Gyuhl, Northwest

Edward S. Curtis Masked Dancers - Qagyuhl c. 1983 (orig. 1914) photogravure print by John Andrew & Son, ed. 58/228 Dimensions: 9 ¾ x 15 inches; x 25 ¾ x 29 ½ inche

Curtis, Edward S. American 1868-1952) Photogravure "Masked Dancers Qagyuhl" Plate 358, Portfolio 10 © 1914. photogravure by John Andrew and Son. Plexi glass mounted frame. Edward Curtis employed an

Edward Curtis In The Land of the Head-Hunters signed first edition. World Book Company, 1915. Ex libris. U.S. Army Fort Monmouth, N.J. This includes a blind stamp title page, a couple of rubber stamps

Curtis, Edward S.Title: Indian Life and Indian Lore. In the Land of the Head-Hunters - Photographer Edward S. CurtisPlace Published: Yonkers-on-Hudson, New YorkPublisher: World Book CompanyDate Publis

Edward S. Curtis(1868 - 1952)Untitled (Variant of Masked Dancer - Cowichan), 1914silver gelatin print - untonedNegative Date: 1914Print Date: ca. 1914Cowichan, NorthwestUnpublishedTh

EDWARD S. CURTIS. Plate 326 Masked Dancer - Cowichan, 1905. 15.3x10.9" image on 17.6x12.7" copper plate. Plate date 1913. From Portfolio 9, Puget Sound Tribes, of The North American Indian. Engraved o

EDWARD S. CURTIS. Plate 326 Masked Dancer - Cowichan, 1905. 15.3x10.9" photogravure on 22x18" Japan Vellum paper. Print date 1913. From Portfolio 9, Puget Sound Tribes, of The North American Indian. P

Qágyuhl , 1914; A Chief's Party - Qágyuhl, 1914; The Wedding Party - Qágyuhl, 1914; Group of Winter Dancers - Qágyuhl, 1914; Masked Dancers in Canoes - Qágyuhl (a), 1914; Rounding into

A WINDOW CARD OF IN THE LAND OF THE HEAD HUNTERS. World Film Corporation, 1914. Lithgraphic window card, 21 x 13 1/2 inches. Printed by the H.C. Minor litho company of New York. With "Casino Theatre,

EDWARD S. CURTIS. Winter Hunters - Apsaroke, 1908. 7.3x5.3" image on 8.9x6.3" copper plate. Plate date 1909. From Volume 4, The Apsaroke, or Crows. The Hidatsa, of The North American Indian. Engraved

EDWARD S. CURTIS. Sioux Hunters, 1908. 5.4x7.3" image on 6.9x8.3" copper plate. Plate date 1908. From Volume 3, Sioux, of The North American Indian. Plate recto engraved: Sioux Hunters / From Copyrigh

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 S. CURTIS. The Sun Dancer - Apsaroke , 1908. 7.3X4.7" image on 9x5.9" copper plate. Plate date 1909. From Volume 4, Apsaroke (Crow) & Hidatsa, of The North American Indian. Engraved plate recto

1. EDWARD S. CURTIS. Plate 630 Assiniboin Hunter, 1926. 15.7x11.8" image on 18x13.1" copper plate. Plate date 1928. From Portfolio 18, Northern Woodlands into Alberta Canada, of The North American Ind

JOHN ANDREW AND SON. Photogravure Printing Sample Book, c. 1915. 35 sample photogravure plates on various papers, including 3 by Edward Curtis: one portrait of Edward Curtis in his hat, In the Land of

Edward Sheriff Curtis (American, 1868-1952) "Assiniboin Hunter", 1926 copyright, later printing photogravure on paper Plate 630 from The North American Indian, printed by Suffolk Eng. Co., Cambridge,

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 S. CURTIS. Plate 407 Evening in Hopi Land, 1921. 11.5x15.5" image on 13.8x17.1" copper plate. Plate date 1922. From Portfolio 12, Hopi, of The North American Indian. Engraved on plate recto: Pl

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

Blackfoot Reservation in Alberta, circa 1924, Duck Chief, head Chief of the Blackfoot in full regalia and with his mace of office in his hand. Photogravure (sepia-toned) on woven paper, measuring 13 3

Has spruce top and rosewood body. SN-649055 (Ca. 1998), In lightly used condition with original strings still installed. Protective film over pick guard has not been removed. Includes martin Molded Ha

Egypt; ca. 1000 B.C. An extremely rare and fine mummified head of a female,with delicate features and retaining virtually all skin surfaces,dentition and hair. Linen wrappings still partly in place (m

Near East / Holy Land, Palmyra, Roman period, ca. 2nd to 3rd century CE. Wow! A stunning, naturalistic limestone head of a priest wearing a characteristically tubular headdress, known as a modius, enc