Navajo-Curtis, circa 1904

Navajo-Curtis, circa 1904

"zahadolzhá — navajo" (c. 1904). Charlie day, a european american trader's son, costumed as a navajo god impersonator, in ceremonial dress including mask and body paint. Full-length image, from the north american indian, by edward s. Curtis. Date: circa 1904.
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Author: Edward S. CurtisSource: https://commons.wikimedia.org/

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