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(AMERICAN INDIANS—PHOTOGRAPHS.) Rinehart, Frank A.
Freckled
Face, Arapahoe.
Platinum print, 9
1
/
2
x 7
1
/
2
inches, mounted along top edge on original
stiff paper; cropped to margin on lower edge, mount paper slightly chipped on left edge;
captioned, numbered 1113, and signed in negative.
Omaha, NE, 1898
[500/750]
This portrait of Freckled Face was one of Rinehart’s favorites, and was one of 46 featured in
his 1899 book, Rinehart’s Indians, where he noted that her jacket was “trimmed with nearly
three hundred elk teeth.”
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(AMERICAN INDIANS—PHOTOGRAPHS.) Heyn, [Herman.]
Kills on
Horseback, Ogallala Sioux.
Hand-colored platinum print, 9 x 7 inches; numbered 261
in negative; spot-mounted on original heavy paper, with minor wear and fading to mount.
Omaha, NE, 1899
[800/1,200]
Kills on Horseback was brother-in-law to the great Sioux chief Spotted Tail, and was a witness
to Spotted Tail’s murder by a fellow Sioux in 1881.
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(AMERICAN INDIANS—PRINTS.) Heyn, [Herman]; photographer.
Group of
5 color prints of Heyn’s portraits.
Halftone prints, 11
1
/
2
x 8 inches; minor marginal
wear.
Omaha, NE: Burkley Printing, 1899
[200/300]
Stella Yellow Shirt and Baby, Brule * Little Wound, Wife, and Son, Ogalalla * James Lone
Elk, Crow * Broken Arm, Chief, Sioux * Waiting, Two Mounted Sioux.
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