Black and white photograph of six Bororo men, dancing around a fire, with spectators, in Mato Grasso, Brazil., Image (1-21-a); Freeman guide #4759a., Funding provided by: Getty Foundation
Black and white photograph, full-length portrait, of Bororo man in feathered native attire with head-dress and ornaments, in Mato Grasso, Brazil., Image (1-21-b); Freeman guide #4759a., Funding provided by: Getty Foundation
Black-and-white full-length group portrait of 3 men standing (back row), 9 men and women standing (middle row), and 6 men and women seated (front row). Identified on photo as "Algonquin Council, Roger Williams Park [Providence, Rhode Island], June 16, 1924." Individuals who are identified in accompanying document are, from left to right: (back row) "3 Hassanamisco Nipmucs"; (middle row) T.W. Bickwell, Charles Daylight (Penobscot, with headdress); James L. Cisco (Nipmuc, headdress), Chief Mitchell (Narragansett, in traditional dress), Joe Strong Wolf (in traditional dress); (seated) Mrs. Cisco Sullivan (Nipmuc), Chief Robert Clark (Nanticoke, headdress), Gladys Tantaquidgeon and Gertrude Harrision (Mohegan), Mrs. Steele (Narragansett), Percy Congdon (Mohegan).
Black and white photograph of Mrs. Eliza Gordon, Catawba Indian, using scraping tool to sculpt pottery. For published work, Catawba pottery making..., Image 1-45-b, Funding provided by: Getty Foundation
