2,836 Free Images of American Indian

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Southwestern Native American village

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Audience Given by the Trustees of Georgia to a Delegation of Creek Indians, William Verelst, 1734

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The Abduction of Daniel Boone's Daughter by the Indians, Karl Ferdinand Wimar, 1853

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Zuni-girl-with-jar2, circa 1903

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American Progress, John Gast, 1872

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Lobby murals. Federal Building and U.S Courthouse, Paducah, Kentucky (2016) by Carol M. Highsmith. Original image from Library of Congress.

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Sequoyah, Peter S. Duval

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Dance to the Berdache - Saukie, George Catlin, between 1835 and 1837

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Indian Attack on the Village of Saint Louis 1780., Oscar E. Berninghaus, 1925

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A smoky day at the Sugar Bowl--Hupa, circa 30 June 1923

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Little Turtle, Gilbert Stuart, circa 1798

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Inside a Native American House at St. Augustine

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Scene from authentic Native American dances at the Indian Village on the rodeo grounds of the Cheyenne Frontier Days celebration in the Wyoming capital city. The Western celebration that is viewed by an estimated 200,000 onlookers, including throngs of tourists, each year in a city of 62,000 people (as of 2015) includes one of the West's most celebrated rodeos, American Indian pageantry, free pancake breakfasts, several Old West-themed parades, and other events. Cheyenne Frontier Days have been a mountain-states tradition since 1897. Original image from Carol M. Highsmith’s America, Library of Congress collection.

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Samuel "Tamehorse" Gallegos, photographed in Pueblo, Colorado, at a gathering of North American Native People. Original image from Carol M. Highsmith’s America, Library of Congress collection.

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Destruction du vaisseau le Prudent et capture du Bienfaisant a Louisbourg 1758, Richard Paton, 1771

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Zia Symbol

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Victor Gomez, whose heritage is Seneca, at the Celebrations of Traditions Pow Wow, an official Native American Pow Wow this is part of the annual, month-long Fiesta San Antonio in Texas. The Pow Wow is sponsored by United San Antonio Pow Wow, Inc., a Texas nonprofit organization devoted to promoting the culture and traditions of the American Indian. Original image from Carol M. Highsmith’s America, Library of Congress collection.

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People around a fire in the house at the Tennessee Museum

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Inupiat Family from Noatak, Alaska, 1929, Edward S. Curtis (restored)

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Louisiana Indians Walking Along a Bayou, Alfred Boisseau, 1847

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Exhibition of Indian Tribal Ceremonies at the Olympic Theater, Philadelphia, John Lewis Krimmel

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Flag bearer in Phoenix at the All-Indian Rodeo, a featured competition, open only to Native Americans with proof of tribal identification, at the annual Arizona State Fair, which has been held since 1884, eighteen years before statehood, when it was a territorial fair. Original image from Carol M. Highsmith’s America, Library of Congress collection.

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Monument Valley Panorama Landscape in USA

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Saddle-bronc contest in Phoenix at the All-Indian Rodeo, a featured competition, open only to Native Americans with proof of tribal identification, at the annual Arizona State Fair, which has been held since 1884, eighteen years before statehood, when it was a territorial fair. Original image from Carol M. Highsmith’s America, Library of Congress collection.

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Iguacu Falls, Brazil

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Kaylei Weed, her sons Earl Lebeau (left) and Baptiste Lebeau, and her mother, Elaine Ethel Weed, are members of the Eastern Shoshone tribe at the Wind River Indian Reservation in central Wyoming's Wind River Basin. The reservation was established for the Eastern Shoshone in 1863 following a unique treaty with Shoshone Chief Washakie, admired by Indians and whites alike, on 45 million acres in the land that their ancestors had occupied on a seasonal basis for thousands of years. The reservation is unique: It is also home to a second, unrelated tribe: the Northern Arapahoe, who were placed on the reservation in 1878 with a promise, never fulfilled, of their own reservation in the future. Original image from Carol M. Highsmith’s America, Library of Congress collection.

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End of The Trail

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Mural across from the San Ysleta Mission in El Paso. The mission was built in 1682 by members of the Tigua Indian tribe who had been forced to flee their ancestral home near what is now Albuquerque, New Mexico. It is the oldest mission in Texas. Original image from Carol M. Highsmith’s America, Library of Congress collection.

Portrait of Frederick Augustus Conrad Muhlenberg (1 Jan 1750 - 13 Sep 1793), Joseph Wright, 1790

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A fearsome dinosaur menaces at the Painted Desert Indian Center in Sun Valley, Arizona. Original image from Carol M. Highsmith’s America, Library of Congress collection.

Desert View Watchtower Grand Canyon South rim, Arizona

Desert View Watchtower Grand Canyon South rim, Arizona

Turkey Feather

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An unusual double deer trophy hangs in the Round Room at the A Bar A guest ranch, near Riverside in Carbon County, Wyoming. The Round Room is the focal point for socializing and cowboy-music singalongs at the ranch. The room is filled with creations by Thomas C. Molesworth, a noted American designer whose iconic “cowboy furniture” incorporates hides, horns, and natural wood. Original image from Carol M. Highsmith’s America, Library of Congress collection.

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The Wigwam Motel on Route 66 in Holbrook, Arizona, where one can indeed “spend the night in a wigwam.” The brainchild of Frank Redford, this is one of what wer originally seven Wigwam Motels nationwide. The wigwams have a steel frame covered with wood, felt and canvas under a cement stucco exterior. Original image from Carol M. Highsmith’s America, Library of Congress collection.

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Point Iroquois Light Station in upper MIchigan's Hiawatha National Forest stands on the point on Lake Superior where Chippewe Indians halted the rival Iroquois' westward expansion (1980-2006) by Carol M. Highsmith. Original image from Library of Congress.

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America's first declared national monument (in 1906): Devils Tower in northeast Wyoming, also known by more benign names, including Bear Lodge, by indigenous American Indians. The National Park Service, which manages the attraction, declares each June as a "climb-free" period (with mixed success), out of respect for nearby tribes, who consider the monument sacred and loathe the “Devils Tower” name. Original image from Carol M. Highsmith’s America, Library of Congress collection.

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