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Ute Chief Sevara and his family. The state of Utah is named after the Ute people. After a photo-chromolithograph by photographer Charles Nast, published circa 1899 by the Detroit Photographic Co; United States of America
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Ute Chief Sevara and his family. The state of Utah is named after the Ute people. After a photo-chromolithograph by photographer Charles Nast, published circa 1899 by the Detroit Photographic Co; United States of America
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This print showcases Ute Chief Sevara and his family, providing a glimpse into the rich history and culture of the Ute people. The state of Utah, where this indigenous tribe resided, was named after them. Taken by photographer Charles Nast in the late 19th century, this photo-chromolithograph was published by the Detroit Photographic Co. The portrait captures Chief Sevara with his wife and children, highlighting their traditional attire and cultural heritage. The image exudes a sense of togetherness as they pose for the camera with eye contact, symbolizing their unity as a family unit. The colorized rendition adds depth to this historical archive piece, allowing viewers to appreciate the intricate details of their clothing and accessories. It serves as a reminder of America's diverse past and honors the contributions made by indigenous peoples like Chief Sevara. Displayed in a horizontal format, this illustration offers an intimate look into Ute life during that period. From young girls to babies held lovingly in their mothers' arms, every member is represented in this powerful composition. This studio shot provides an opportunity for us to connect with these individuals from generations ago on a personal level. Their expressions convey strength and resilience despite facing immense challenges during that time. As we admire this remarkable family portrait captured over a century ago, let it serve as a testament to preserving our cultural heritage while acknowledging those who came before us.
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