Three Graces of The Gosh Ute Tribe, Omaha 1867-69.
Gallery J
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Three Graces of The Gosh Ute Tribe, Omaha 1867-69.
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- A Kiowa Woman (a)
- A Kiowa Woman (b)
- An Arizona Bell
- A Young Pima Couple
- Big Foot dead at Wounded Knee 1890
- Caddo Wichita Woman
- Johnson Holding an Arapahoe Scalp with Two Brother Warriors
- Looking Southeast from the hill where the Indian dead were interred
- Mojave Women
- Skinning a Buffalo The Easy Way (a)
- Skinning a Buffalo The Easy Way (b)
- Skull of a Tonkaway Indian or Chief 1869 (a)
- Skull of a Tonkaway Indian or Chief 1869 (b)
- Skull of a Tonkaway Indian or Chief 1869 (c)
- Skull of a Tonkaway Indian or Chief 1869 (d)
- Slaughtered Cattle Prior to Butchering by Sioux Families
- The Aftermath of Wounded Knee (a)
- The Aftermath of Wounded Knee (b)
- The Ghost Dance Movement and Wounded Knee
- Three Graces of The Gosh Ute Tribe, Omaha 1867-69
- Two Wichita Girls in Summer Dress 1870
- Unidentified Native Americans
- Wounded Knee Massacre (a)
- Wounded Knee Massacre (b)
- Young Wichita Woman c1868
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