Lee Allen, writing for “Indian Country Today” in 2013, said of Curtis: “For a camera-toting white guy wandering through Indian country more than a century ago, Edward S. Curtis didn’t do ...

Edward Sheriff Curtis was one of the great photographers of the American Indian, perhaps the greatest of them all. His images are iconic and familiar to many Americans. Seven Navajos on horseback ...

Signature from a digital scan of Curtis' original signature, lower right; dated, numbered, and titled by the publisher on their label affixed to the reverse; accompanied by a Certificate of ...

“Edward S. Curtis: The North American Indian 1907-1930,” at Endicott College, in Beverly, celebrates an epic photographic achievement.

Edward Curtis was given many names by the native peoples he encountered in his journeys across the North American continent. The Sioux named him for a rock formation, “Pretty Butte.” Th… ...

The amazing story of the photographer who captured the last old ways of the Apache, the Hopi, the Sioux—Native Americans. Chief Joseph by Edward Curtis. In the 1890’s, young Edward Curtis was ...

This vintage photogravure is in overall excellent condition with a minor 3” crease at the lower right corner. Excellent ink impression. Ink stamp on print verso “The North American Indian, Inc. 437 – ...

A new retrospective takes the best of stunning photography by Edward S. Curtis to give a fresh insight on the American Indian at the nexus of America’s westward march and the cultural annihil… ...