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TITLE	A Hopi Mother, Portfolio 12, Plate 403
CREATOR	Curtis, Edward S., 1868-1952
SUBJECT	Hopi Indians
Browse Topic	Native Americans Society and culture
DESCRIPTION	“The Hopi are without doubt among the most interesting of our surviving American Indians, and one of the very few groups recently living in a state similar to that of a few hundred years ago. For the anthropologist the complexity of the ethnic elements that in the last three and a half centuries have combined to produce the modern Hopi, and the astonishing richness of their religious ceremonies, present a field crowded with opportunity. Artist and traveler are invariably entranced with the picturesque desert environment of the Hopi, with their ancient, many-storied, cliff-perched pueblos, their dramatic dances and artistic ceremonial costumes, their pleasing pottery and basketry, and no less pleasing manners” (Curtis, The North American Indian, Volume 12, page 3).
TYPE	Image
RIGHTS MANAGEMENT	Copyright and/or publication rights for all images in this collection are retained by this institution. Contact the Arizona Capitol Museum at 602-926-3620 for further information.
DATE ORIGINAL	1921
Time Period	1920s (1920-1929)
ORIGINAL FORMAT	Photogravure
DIGITAL IDENTIFIER	plate_403.JPG
Date Digital	2012
DIGITAL FORMAT	JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group)
REPOSITORY	Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records. Arizona Capitol Museum Division.
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