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OTO CHIEF, 1927. Old Eagle, an Oto chief from Oklahoma, wearing a bear claw necklace and a medal
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OTO CHIEF, 1927. Old Eagle, an Oto chief from Oklahoma, wearing a bear claw necklace and a medal
OTO CHIEF, 1927.
Old Eagle, an Oto chief from Oklahoma, wearing a bear claw necklace and a medal, presented by the U.S. government, bearing the likeness of Abraham Lincoln. Photographed by Edward S. Curtis, 1927
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1927 Abraham Bead Beads Beadwork Bear Chief Claw Curtis Eagle Edward Great Plains Lincoln Medal Medallion Native American Necklace Oklahoma Relief Southwest Traditional
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OTO CHIEF, 1927 - A Glimpse into Native American Tradition
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. In this photograph from 1927, we are transported to the Great Plains of Oklahoma where Old Eagle, an esteemed Oto chief, proudly showcases his rich cultural heritage. Adorned with a striking bear claw necklace and a medal bestowed upon him by the U. S. government, bearing the likeness of Abraham Lincoln himself, Old Eagle's regal presence is undeniable. Captured by renowned photographer Edward S. Curtis, this portrait encapsulates not only the beauty of traditional Native American clothing but also serves as a poignant reminder of their resilience in the face of adversity during that era. Old Eagle's fur hat and intricate beadwork on his clothing speak volumes about his connection to nature and ancestral traditions. The medallion around his neck symbolizes both recognition from the government and a testament to his leadership within the Oto tribe. This photograph offers us a rare glimpse into early 20th-century Southwest America - its history intertwined with that of President Lincoln's legacy. It invites us to reflect on the complex relationship between indigenous communities and colonial powers while celebrating their enduring spirit. As part of The Granger Collection's Carousel Collection, this print allows us to appreciate not only its artistic value but also serves as a powerful educational tool for understanding Native American culture in all its richness and diversity.
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