Native American sepia-tone on vellum, White Bull -

Native American sepia-tone on vellum, White Bull - Umatilla, copyright photograph c.1910 by Edward Sheriff Curtis, matted & framed under glass, VG+ cond, 17"H x 14"W.

Native American Sepia tone print, "Taos Water Carriers, 1905" in curved wooden frame. Image: appx. 9 1/2" x 7"; Frame: appx. 14"t x 14 1/2"w on the curve.

Young Navajo Native American Girl sepia-tone photo print, created for The American Heritage Gallery in Atlanta in the early 1990's. 11" X 14" in original shrink-wrapped packaging.

Edward Curtis An Apache Baby Sepia-tone Print. Framed. Print. Size: 13.5x9 image, 18x12.5 outside frame

Circa 1914, Sepia tone Navajo Photograph by William Pennington depicting two Navajo men on horses in front of the Shiprock formation in New Mexico. Marked on bottom right and left copyright Pennington

Marked on margin From copyright 1907 photograph, by E.S.Curtis. Plate 78, two strike, photo engraving by John Andrew & Son. depicts the face of an elderly Native American man in a sepia tone. Framed i

[DAKOTA] -- [WOUNDED KNEE]. A group of 6 photographs incl. Sioux subjects by Frank Bennett Fiske and scenes at Wounded Knee Battlefield.   FISKE, Frank Bennett, photographer. White Bull. Sioux Ch

A Lone Sioux Sentinel on Horseback, rendered in sepia tone, oil on canvas signed lower right, in black edged mahogany slat frame, OS: 28 1/2" x 22 1/2", SS: 28" x 22". One light scuff lower left.

NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN WOOL RUG, earth tones, cream/white field with three columns of alternating dark brown and gray-brown geometric forms, all within simple dark brown border. Probably mid 20th centu

Edward Sheriff Curtis (1868-1952) Apache Girl Circa 1906 A circa 1906 sepia tone photogravure photographic print on paper, mounted in acid free mat and framed. 7.25 x 5.25 inch image, 8 x 6 inch sight

A circa 1903 sepia tone photogravure photographic print on paper, view of a Zuni pueblo complex of multiple levels, mounted in acid free mat and framed. Image measures 5.5 x 7.25 inches, 13.5 x 15 inc

A circa 1906 sepia tone photogravure photographic print on paper, mounted in acid free mat and framed. 7.25 x 5.25 inch image, 8 x 6 inch sight size, 15.5 x 13 inch frame. We happily provide seamless

Engraved sepia-tone print titled "East Mesa Pottery" by E.S. Curtis. This print was made from an original photograph copyrighted in 1921. Edward S. Curtis was an American photographer and ethnologist

Artist: unknown Title: speckled Trout Fishing - Algonquin National Park / Grand Trunk Railway system Year: 1894 Medium: sepia tone photographic poster Image size: 20in X 26in Sheet size: 20in X 20in <

Cabinet Photograph of a Native American Man. Pendleton, Ore.: RTR Co., ca. 1890s. Sepia-tone portrait on original imprinted studio mount. Possibly a Wild West show performer, bearing a stamp for W.D.

A Zuni Governor Photogravure from "The North American Indian" originally published 1907-1930 Copyright 1925 photogravure in sepia tone with deckled edges; titled in the plate lower left margin and wit

Offered here for your consideration is a Fritz Scholder limited lithograph/print. This sepia and white print by Native American artist Fritz Scholder depicts a Pueblo at night. It is numbered 21 of 50

A Group of Native Americans Traveling in a Deep Snow, rendered in sepia tone, oil on canvas signed lower right, in black edged mahogany slat frame, OS: 22 1/2" x 28 1/2", SS: 22" x 28". One light scuf

(lot of 2) Native American beadwork, glass seed beads, including: (1) twenty-five strand beaded necklace, gold-tone, red, white, and black beaded geometric design with deer hide backing, approx 29"l,

Navajo Chief's Blanket. Geometric motif woven in purple, brown tones, black, white. {Approximate dimensions: 5 feet 7 inches x 4 feet 7 inches.}. Condition: Some snags and pulling to weaving. Very sma

Group of Elvis sepia-tone & black & white photo prints( 5), on heavy card stock, created for The American Heritage Gallery. Two 11" X 14", 8" X 10" & three 4" X 5" images. In original shrink-wrapped p

Vintage scenes of Atlanta Georgia, sepia-tone & black & white photo prints. Created in the early 1990's for The American Heritage Galleries, Printed on cardstock, one on photo paper, in original galle

DESCRIPTION: Pre-Columbian style ceramic effigy features in red slip, decorated with white painted tones. The figure portrays a craftsman at work with piercings common of native american tribes. ORIGI

Original Edward S. Curtis Photogravure from Curtis's magnum opus, The North American Indian, 1928 Plate 689. Reindeer - Nunivak Vellum Sheet overall 18 x 22 inches. with the title, Curtis's credit, da