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An Isleta woman, c1926. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
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An Isleta woman, c1926. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
An Isleta woman, c1926. An Isleta woman, half-length portrait, posed standing in doorway, facing front
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This photograph, captured by the renowned ethnographer Edward Sheriff Curtis in 1926, showcases the radiant beauty and traditional attire of an Isleta woman from Bernalillo, New Mexico, United States of America. The woman, dressed in her vibrant and intricately designed traditional costume, stands confidently in the doorway of her Pueblo dwelling, her warm smile inviting us into her world. The Isleta Pueblo, located along the Rio Grande, is one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in North America, with a rich cultural heritage that spans over a thousand years. Curtis, known for his extensive documentation of Native American cultures, captured this image as part of his extensive ethnographic work. The woman's traditional dress, featuring a long, flowing skirt adorned with geometric patterns, a fitted bodice, and a striking headdress, is a testament to the intricacy and artistry of Isleta craftsmanship. Her jewelry, consisting of delicate necklaces and earrings, adds to the overall allure of her appearance. This photograph, now part of the Library of Congress collection, is a valuable record of the Isleta people's history and traditions, providing a glimpse into their unique and fascinating culture. The woman's happy expression and the warmth of her home convey a sense of happiness and contentment, making this image a true treasure of American Indian heritage.
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