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Two Apache Indian women at campfire, cooking pot in front of one, c1903. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
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Two Apache Indian women at campfire, cooking pot in front of one, c1903. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
Two Apache Indian women at campfire, cooking pot in front of one, c1903
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1903 Apache Camp Fire Campfire Cookery Cooking Curtis Edward Sheriff Curtis Edwards Domestic Life Double Portrait Edward Sheriff Curtis Edwards Curtis New Mexico North American Indian Southwest
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Two Apache Indian Women at Campfire, Cooking Pot in Front of One, c1903" is a captivating photograph taken by the renowned American photographer, Edward Sheriff Curtis. This image transports us back in time to the early 1900s, specifically to the Southwest region of the United States, likely in New Mexico. The photograph depicts a double portrait of two Apache women, seated on the ground, engaged in the age-old practice of cooking over an open campfire. The women are dressed in traditional Apache clothing, which includes long, flowing skirts and intricately designed shawls. One woman is focused on the cooking pot in front of her, stirring its contents with a long stick. The other woman looks up at the camera with a curious expression, her eyes reflecting the warmth of the campfire. The photograph captures the essence of the Apache people's domestic life, showcasing their connection to the land and their reliance on nature for sustenance. The campfire serves as the focal point of the image, symbolizing the importance of fire as a source of heat, light, and nourishment. Edward Sheriff Curtis, a pioneering photographer and ethnographer, captured this moment with great sensitivity and respect for his subjects. His work documented the lives of Native American tribes across the United States, preserving their heritage for future generations. This photograph is a testament to the rich history and cultural traditions of the Apache people and serves as an important historical record of a bygone era. The Library of Congress in Washington D.C. holds this photograph as part of its extensive collection of American history and heritage art. The image invites us to reflect on the past and appreciate the resilience and strength of the Apache people, whose traditions continue to thrive to this day.
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