A Hopi Mother, Portfolio 12, Plate 403
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 or http://www.azlibrary.gov/museum 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.
Sort Order
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