Edward S. Curtis
- A Klamath Chief at Crater Lake - c. 1923As low as $5.00This view by Edward Curtis shows a Klamath chief in a ceremonial headdress looking out across Crater Lake, probably the most important site in the Klamath territory. Learn More
- A Nez Perce Canoe - 1910As low as $5.00Each region created their own canoe designs based on tradition and available materials. This view shows a Nez Perce version, carved out of a single cedar log. Learn More
- Chief Joseph, Nez Perce - c. 1903As low as $5.00This portrait of Chief Joseph was copyrighted in 1903 by Edward S. Curtis. It was likely taken when Chief Joseph visited Curtis in November of 1903 at his studio in Seattle. Learn More
- Flathead Man, Profile - c. 1910As low as $5.00One of at least two photos published by Curtis of this unidentified older man in The North American Indian, a monumental multi-volume work. Learn More
- Hleastunuh, a Skokomish Woman - 1913As low as $5.00We know little about Hleastunuh besides her name. Her striking image, captured here by Curtis, contrasts the textures of her own hair and weathered skin with a woven mat she wears as a garment. Learn More
- In the Forest - 1923As low as $5.00A Klamath man in traditional garb sits quietly in front of a Ponderosa pine, probably in the Klamath Basin. Learn More
- Innocence, a Umatilla Girl - 1910As low as $5.00The clothes worn by this young girl appear to be her own, as evidenced by their stains and her toe peeking through one moccasin. Learn More
- Klamath Woman - 1923As low as $5.00This photo of a Klamath woman may have been taken earlier, but was published in 1923 in Volume 13 of Curtis' "The North American Indian". Learn More
- Klamath Woman Grinding Wokas - c. 1923As low as $5.00Wokas, the seed of a type of water lily, are an important traditional food for the Klamath people of southern Oregon. Learn More
- Note / Greeting Card Assortment: Edward S. Curtis$28.00
Six note / greeting cards from photographer Edward S. Curtis, selected from his Pacific Northwest photos.
Learn More - Old Klamath Woman - 1923As low as $5.00This photo of a woman who has seen much was published in 1923 as part of Edward S. Curtis' masterpiece, "The North American Indian". Learn More
- Older Klickitat Man, Profile - c. 1910As low as $5.00One of two portraits of this unnamed man published in "The North American Indian", both are exercises in simplicity - white hair, weathered skin, and a blanket. Learn More
- Older Wishram Woman - circa 1910As low as $5.00This older woman is wearing a traditional woven basket hat as well as a dentalium placed through a piercing in the septum of her nose. Learn More
- Preparing Salmon, Wishram - c. 1910As low as $5.00While this Wishram woman is likely preparing salmon for drying for her own family, for centuries the Wishram people dried thousands of pounds of Salmon for trading with other tribes. Learn More
- Shores of Shoalwater (Willapa) Bay - 1913As low as $5.00Shoalwater Bay was an early name for what we now know as Willapa Bay in southwest Washington, separated from the Pacific by Long Beach Peninsula. Learn More
- Silto, a Quilliute - 1913As low as $5.00About all we know about Silto is that Edward S. Curtis published two photos of him in his multi-volume set, "The North American Indian". Learn More
- The Fish Carrier - c. 1910As low as $5.00A young Wishram woman pauses at the banks of the Columbia River with her woven fish basket on her back, suspended by a traditional head-strap as shown in detail view 1. Learn More
- The Tule Gatherer - 1910As low as $5.00Tule reeds have been gathered at the edges of lakes for millennia along the pacific coast, from northern California to British Columbia. Learn More
- Three Eagles, a Nez Perce - c. 1910As low as $5.00This dramatic photo of Three Eagles, an associate of Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce, was copyrighted by Edward Curtis in 1910. Learn More
- Village of the Kalispel - c. 1910As low as $5.00This scene was captured by Edward S. Curtis, probably along the Pend Oreille River in eastern Washington, part of the original Kalispel territory and location of the current Kalispel reservation. Learn More
- Wife of Mnainak, Yakima - c. 1910As low as $5.00The husband of the woman pictured here was Mnainak, described by Curtis as "probably the man of greatest influence among the remnant of the cognate bands that constitute the Yakima." Learn More
- Wishram Bride - c. 1910As low as $5.00A young woman shows off her wedding outfit in this photo by Edward S. Curtis. The Wishram people lived on the Washington side of the Columbia at the Dalles. Learn More
- Wishram Woman - 1910As low as $5.00This soft portrait is one of a number taken by photographer Curtis in 1910 when he visited the Wishram people, on the north side of the Columbia near The Dalles. Learn More
- Wishram Young Woman - c. 1910As low as $5.00This striking portrait in profile of a young Wishram woman was copyrighted by Edward S. Curtis in 1910, and included in his classic work "The North American Indian". Learn More
- Young Quinault Woman - 1913As low as $5.00This image of a young woman was created by Edward Curtis as part of his multi-volume series, "The American Indian". Learn More