Introduction | |
1 | Native Americans |
Payment and control of representation | |
2 | Native Americans and their control of their representation |
3 | Edward P. Tobie: Photographing Indians |
Early studies | |
4 | Daguerreotypes: Ethnic: Native Americans |
5 | Maungwudaus (George Henry) |
6 | Stereoviews: Native Americans |
7 | Tintypes: Ethnic: Native Americans |
8 | Cartes de visite: Native Americans |
9 | Cabinet cards: Ethnic: Native Americans |
10 | Photochroms: Native Americans |
Vanishing world | |
11 | Native American: The search for the Vanishing Race and a vanishing world |
Photographers of Native Americans | |
12 | Indigenous photographers of North America |
13 | Photographers of Native Americans |
14 | Alexander Gardner: Ogallalla Sioux (May, 1872) |
15 | William Henry Jackson: Portraits of American Indians (1876) |
16 | De Lancey W. Gill: Native Americans |
17 | Frederick Monsen: Native Americans |
18 | Joel E. Whitney: Native Americans |
19 | Camillus S. Fly: Native Americans |
20 | Eadweard Muybridge: The Indians of California |
21 | Byron H. Gurnsey: Native Americans |
22 | John K. Hillers: Native Americans |
23 | C.R. Savage: Native Americans |
24 | Elias A. Bonine: Native Americans |
25 | Charles F. Lummis: Native Americans |
26 | Frank Jay Haynes: Native Americans |
27 | Adam Clark Vroman: Native Americans |
28 | Carl Moon: Native Americans |
29 | Prince Roland Napoléon Bonaparte: Collection anthropologique du Prince Roland Bonaparte, Peaux Rouges (before 1884) |
30 | William McFarlane Notman: Canada: First Nations |
31 | Frank Rinehart and Adolph F. Muir: Native Americans |
32 | Frank Rinehart and Adolph F. Muhr: Attendees of the 1898 Indian Congress |
Native Americans | |
33 | Frank Rinehart: Platinum prints: Native Americans |
34 | Gertrude Käsebier: Native Americans |
35 | Laura Gilpin: New Mexico and Arizona |
36 | Edward S. Curtis: Harriman Alaska Expedition (1899) |
37 | Edward S. Curtis: The North American Indian |
38 | Edward S. Curtis and Pictorialism |
39 | Edward S. Curtis: Photograph frames |
40 | Joseph Kossuth Dixon: The Vanishing Race (1925) |
41 | Walter McClintock: The Blackfoot of Montana and their environment |
Warriors and celebrity | |
42 | North American Indian Wars: Portraits of Native American leaders |
Indian delegations | |
43 | Indian delegations |
Settlements | |
44 | John K. Hillers: Native American settlements |
Enforced acculturation | |
45 | John N. Choate: Indian Training School, Carlisle, PA |
Indian wars | |
46 | North American Indian Wars: Introduction |
47 | North American Indian Wars: The photography of aftermath |
48 | Modoc War (1872-1873) |
Contemporary photographers | |
49 | Gary Auerbach: Native Americans |
Contemporary trends | |
50 | The inappropriate usage of Native American imagery |
51 | First Nations and contemporary art and photography |
Introduction | |
1 | Native Americans |
Payment and control of representation | |
2 | Native Americans and their control of their representation |
3 | Edward P. Tobie: Photographing Indians |
Early studies | |
4 | Daguerreotypes: Ethnic: Native Americans |
5 | Maungwudaus (George Henry) |
6 | Stereoviews: Native Americans |
7 | Tintypes: Ethnic: Native Americans |
8 | Cartes de visite: Native Americans |
9 | Cabinet cards: Ethnic: Native Americans |
10 | Photochroms: Native Americans |
Vanishing world | |
11 | Native American: The search for the Vanishing Race and a vanishing world |
Photographers of Native Americans | |
12 | Indigenous photographers of North America |
13 | Photographers of Native Americans |
14 | Alexander Gardner: Ogallalla Sioux (May, 1872) |
15 | William Henry Jackson: Portraits of American Indians (1876) |
16 | De Lancey W. Gill: Native Americans |
17 | Frederick Monsen: Native Americans |
18 | Joel E. Whitney: Native Americans |
19 | Camillus S. Fly: Native Americans |
20 | Eadweard Muybridge: The Indians of California |
21 | Byron H. Gurnsey: Native Americans |
22 | John K. Hillers: Native Americans |
23 | C.R. Savage: Native Americans |
24 | Elias A. Bonine: Native Americans |
25 | Charles F. Lummis: Native Americans |
26 | Frank Jay Haynes: Native Americans |
27 | Adam Clark Vroman: Native Americans |
28 | Carl Moon: Native Americans |
29 | Prince Roland Napoléon Bonaparte: Collection anthropologique du Prince Roland Bonaparte, Peaux Rouges (before 1884) |
30 | William McFarlane Notman: Canada: First Nations |
31 | Frank Rinehart and Adolph F. Muir: Native Americans |
32 | Frank Rinehart and Adolph F. Muhr: Attendees of the 1898 Indian Congress |
Native Americans | |
33 | Frank Rinehart: Platinum prints: Native Americans |
34 | Gertrude Käsebier: Native Americans |
35 | Laura Gilpin: New Mexico and Arizona |
36 | Edward S. Curtis: Harriman Alaska Expedition (1899) |
37 | Edward S. Curtis: The North American Indian |
38 | Edward S. Curtis and Pictorialism |
39 | Edward S. Curtis: Photograph frames |
40 | Joseph Kossuth Dixon: The Vanishing Race (1925) |
41 | Walter McClintock: The Blackfoot of Montana and their environment |
Warriors and celebrity | |
42 | North American Indian Wars: Portraits of Native American leaders |
Indian delegations | |
43 | Indian delegations |
Settlements | |
44 | John K. Hillers: Native American settlements |
Enforced acculturation | |
45 | John N. Choate: Indian Training School, Carlisle, PA |
Indian wars | |
46 | North American Indian Wars: Introduction |
47 | North American Indian Wars: The photography of aftermath |
48 | Modoc War (1872-1873) |
Contemporary photographers | |
49 | Gary Auerbach: Native Americans |
Contemporary trends | |
50 | The inappropriate usage of Native American imagery |
51 | First Nations and contemporary art and photography |