Seattle-based photographer Edward Curtis had a singular ... was a "vanishing race"—that of the American Indian. For 30 years, Curtis traveled across North America taking thousands of pictures ...

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The exhibit at the Newberry Library has everything from “Star Wars” clips to Polaroid pictures, showing through pop culture how Native stories are still being created.

“Edward S. Curtis: the Man and His Legacy” is the title of the ... Curtis’ work led to the publication of the 20-volume “The North American Indian” capturing their music, dance, rituals, and lifestyle ...

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and Coleen Graybill will explore the legacy of Edward Curtis’ 30 years of work producing more than 40,000 photographs documenting the culture of Native Americans, a press release stated. Curtis’ ...

Taking him at his word, the nation’s press whipped up a frenzy over a “new El Dorado” in the American West ... and the commissioner of Indian affairs, Edward P. Smith (who, like Belknap ...

Edward Curtis was convinced that he must photographically document the life and lifestyles of American Indians before they became more displaced and marginalized than they already were. With the ...

In 1638, an earthquake in what is now New Hampshire and Plymouth, Massachusetts, left colonists stumbling from the strong ...