Charge Crow - Yanktonai

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Plains Art Museum

Studio facial portrait is of a Yanktonai man, shown from the chest up, facing forward. The man wears a hide shirt decorated with horsehair tassels and beadwork panels of geometric designs including small boxes, connected crosses, and stripes (horizontally across front triangular, fringed flap). His hair is long and hanging down his back. (Appears to be the same shirt as on "His Fights - Ogalala," Accession #1990.31.02)

Studio facial portrait is of a Yanktonai man, shown from the chest up, facing forward. The man wears a hide shirt decorated with horsehair tassels and beadwork panels of geometric designs including small boxes, connected crosses, and stripes (horizontally across front triangular, fringed flap). His hair is long and hanging down his back. (Appears to be the same shirt as on "His Fights - Ogalala," Accession #1990.31.02)

Name/Title

Charge Crow - Yanktonai

Entry/Object ID

1990.031.0003

Tags

Portrait, Man

Description

Black and white photogravure on tissue

Artwork Details

Medium

Photogravure, Tissue Paper

Subject

Native American Yanktonai; Male; Portrait; Beadwork

Made/Created

Artist Information

Artist

Curtis, Edward S.

Role

Photographer

Date made

1908

Time Period

20th Century

Dimensions

Height

12-1/4 in

Depth

9-1/2 in

Dimension Notes

12 1/4 in. x 9 1/2 in. (31.12 cm x 24.13 cm)

Height

7-1/4 in

Width

5-3/8 in

Dimension Notes

Measurements listed in its file. Sheet is 8 1/2 x 6"

Exhibition

The Vanishing Perspective