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Portrait of Carrie Elk and Annie Lowe Lincoln

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Waist-up studio portrait of two young Ho-Chunk women posing sitting, wearing beaded necklaces and long earrings, and wrapped in shawls. Carrie Elk (ENooKah), left, daughter of Lucie Elk, is of mixed African-American and Ho-Chunk heritage, though she identified herself as Ho-Chunk. Annie Lowe Lincoln (Red Bird), right, is the daughter of King of Thunder. Annie and Carrie were cousins.

Date Created:
1904
Creator:
Van Schaick, Charles

Publication Information

Creator Van Schaick, Charles
Date Created 1904

Physical Description

Format Image
Dimensions 18 x 13 cm

Collection Information

Source Collection Charles Van Schaick photographs and negatives, circa 1880-circa 1940
Call Number (V22)2569

Copyright Information

Copyright Status NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES
Rights Holder Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W0146PN
Legacy ID
WHi 60687

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