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Cherokee Woman
Quarter-length studio portrait of Miss Nana Reynolds, a Cherokee Indian.
Cherokee Woman
Quarter-length studio portrait of Miss Emma Coleman, a Cherokee Indian. She is facing right in a semi-profile.
Indian Women
Composite of photographic portraits of Native American women, possibly from the Chilocco Indian School.
William Arthur Jones
1898
Waist-up portrait of William Arthur Jones, U.S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1897-1905.
Cherokee Woman
Head and shoulders studio portrait of Mrs. Robert W. Hamilton, a Cherokee woman.
Two Osage Women
Full-length studio portrait in front of a painted backdrop of two Osage women sitting.
