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Ho-Chunk Woman Wearing Fringed Shawl

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Studio full-length portrait of a seated Ho-Chunk woman. She is wrapped in a fringed shawl, showing only her face. Her name is Annie Lizzie Falcon, Whitedog, Brown, Hall (Das Chunt A Win Kah) (wife of William Hall) (daughter of Thomas Falcon [Cho Ne Mon E Kah] and Lucy Whitespot [Kee Ree Jay Win Kah]). In the background is a painted backdrop.

Creator:
Van Schaick, Charles

Publication Information

Creator
Van Schaick, Charles

Physical Description

Format
Image
Dimensions
11 x 15 cm

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Copyright Information

Copyright Status
COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED
Unique ID
W0127QL
Legacy ID
WHi 61909

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