Luzi - Papago

Luzi - papago (the north american indian; v. 02) creator curtis, edward s. , 1868-1952. Summary description by edward s. Curtis: the papago women always carry their burdens on, or supported from, their heads. When the burden - be it a basket, pottery, or a box - has a flat or a rounded bottom, the ring of the woven yucca is placed on the head in order to give the load a firm position for carrying, and to relieve the bearer of pressure. Notes 1 photogravure: brown ink; 45 x 30 cm. Original photogravure produced in boston by john andrew & son, c1907. Original source: the pima. The papago. The qahatika. The mohave. The yuma. The maricopa. The walapai. The havasupai. The apache-mohave, or yavapai [portfolio]; plate no. 53 seattle: e. S. Curtis, 1908. Http://memory. Loc. Gov/award/iencurt/cp02/cp02014v. Jpg.

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tohono o'odham as photographed by edward curtis photogravure headcarrying in north america rings for headcarrying 1907 black and white portrait photographs of women tohono o'odham baskets women looking at viewer in the united states tohono oʼodham el pinacate y gran desierto de altar biosphere reserve art of the american southwest