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Shell ornaments-Quinault, c1913. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
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Shell ornaments-Quinault, c1913. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
Shell ornaments-Quinault, c1913. Young Indian, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing front, wearing shell ornaments
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This black and white portrait, titled "Shell Ornaments-Quinault" by Edward Sheriff Curtis, dates back to the early 1910s. The image features a young Quinault Indian girl, gazing directly at the camera with an enchanting expression. The girl is adorned with intricately crafted shell ornaments, which were an essential part of the traditional Quinault costume. The shells were meticulously arranged and sewn onto various parts of the dress, including the shoulders, neckline, and headdress. The girl's hair is adorned with beads and a hairpipe, adding to the overall beauty of her traditional attire. This photograph is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the Quinault people, who are part of the Coast Salish tribe located in Washington State, United States. The image is a valuable ethnographic record of the Quinault people's traditional clothing and jewelry, which were an integral part of their identity and way of life. The intricate beadwork, embroidery, and needlework on display in this portrait reflect the skill and creativity of the Quinault people. Edward Sheriff Curtis, a renowned American anthropologist and photographer, captured this portrait as part of his extensive documentation of Native American cultures. The direct gaze of the girl in the photograph adds an intimate and personal touch to the image, making it a powerful representation of the Quinault people's history and heritage.
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