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CURTIS: WICHITA WOMAN. A Wichita Native American woman using a large mortar and pestle
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CURTIS: WICHITA WOMAN. A Wichita Native American woman using a large mortar and pestle
CURTIS: WICHITA WOMAN.
A Wichita Native American woman using a large mortar and pestle. Photograph by Edward Curtis, c1927
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1927 Curtis Domestic Edward Grind Mortar Native American Pestle Wichita Working World Unidentified
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In this photograph titled "CURTIS: WICHITA WOMAN" we are transported back to early 20th century America, where a Wichita Native American woman is captured in her daily life. The image showcases the resilience and strength of this unidentified woman as she skillfully utilizes a large mortar and pestle. Photographed by Edward Curtis in 1927, the portrait offers us a glimpse into the domestic world of Native Americans during that time. Dressed in traditional clothing, the woman's attire reflects her cultural heritage and connection to her ancestral roots. As she diligently grinds away with determination, we can't help but admire her dedication and hard work. This image serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of preserving indigenous traditions and honoring their contributions to our shared history. The photographer's lens captures not only an individual but also represents an entire community - the Wichita tribe - who have played an integral role in shaping the West. Through this photograph, Curtis invites us to appreciate their way of life while shedding light on their often overlooked existence. This thought-provoking print from Granger Art on Demand allows us to reflect upon our own place within a diverse world while acknowledging those whose stories have been marginalized or forgotten.
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