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Holds The Enemy, c1908. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
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Holds The Enemy, c1908. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
Holds The Enemy, c1908. Holds The Enemy, an Apsaroke man, half-length portrait, standing, facing front, wearing several shell necklaces, a beaded pouch about his waist, and holding a tomahawk
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Holds The Enemy, c1908
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is a captivating print captured by the talented Edward Sheriff Curtis. This powerful image showcases an Apsaroke man named Holds The Enemy in a half-length portrait, standing confidently and facing front. Dressed in traditional attire, he wears multiple shell necklaces that adorn his chest while a beaded pouch hangs gracefully around his waist.
In his hand, Holds The Enemy firmly grips a tomahawk, symbolizing strength and resilience. His stoic expression reflects the pride of his heritage as an American Indian from the Crow tribe. This photograph not only captures the essence of this individual but also provides insight into the rich culture and history of indigenous people in America's West during the early 20th century.
Edward Sheriff Curtis was renowned for his anthropological work documenting Native American tribes across the country. Through this particular image, he masterfully portrays both aesthetic beauty and cultural significance. From intricate beadwork to fringe details on clothing, every element speaks volumes about traditional apparel worn by indigenous communities.
This historic piece is part of Curtis' extensive collection housed at the Library of Congress. It serves as a testament to our shared heritage and offers viewers an opportunity to appreciate and understand diverse cultures that have shaped America's identity over time.
As we gaze upon "Holds The Enemy," we are reminded of the deep connection between humans and nature prevalent among Native Americans. Horses graze peacefully in the background, emphasizing their integral role within tribal life.
This remarkable photograph invites us to explore anthropology through artistry - bridging gaps between past and present generations while honoring indigenous peoples' contributions throughout history.
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