Lot of 14 albumen photographs, produced by Shindler, the McClees Gallery, Thomas Easterly, and John H. Fitzgibbon, ranging in size from 4.75 x 6.75 in. to 5.25 x 7.25 in., on cream-colored mounts, 11 x 14 in. The sitters are misidentified in ink below each portrait. Includes the following Shindler photographs taken in Washington, mainly in 1869: Wa-in-ga, "Pipe Stem", a young Otoe Chief; Da-nu-wa-in-ga, "Little Pipe", a young Otoe Chief; Tshe-oang-eh-ki-hi, "Buffalo Chief", an Otoe Chief; a group shot of Tshe-oang-eh-ki-hi, "Buffalo Chief", an Otoe Chief, dressed in clothes probably purchased for his role as member of the delegation, at left, Chun-eh-hoe, "Medicine Horse", an Otoe Chief, at center, and B. Barnabi, a half-breed U.S. Indian Interpreter, at right; Ko-shi-way, "The Sea", a Chief of the Sacs and Foxes; Sac-a-pee, "Shell Fish", a Chief of the Sacs and Foxes; a group shot of Sac and Fox Chiefs, including Sac-a-pee, "Shell Fish", at left, Wo-a-pa-na-ma, "White Fish, at center, and Waw-paw-ko-las-ka, or "Big Bear", at right; Wa-com-mo, a Fox Brave, taken before March 31, 1868; To-hu, "Briar", and Iowa Chief; Ki-he-ja-in-ga, "Little Chief", an Iowa Chief; and Pi-sing, "Game", a Kaw, 1868. Plus He-ka-ka Nang-zhe, "The Standing Elk", a Yankton Sioux Warrior, taken by McClees Gallery, Washington, between December 1857-April 1858; Keo-kuk Junior, "Watchful Fox", Head Chief of the Foxes. Shindler copied this from a daguerreotype by Thomas Easterly, taken in St. Louis, MO, in 1847; and Red Plume, a Chief of the Black Feet Indians. Shindler copied this from an original daguerreotype by John H. Fitzgibbon, St. Louis, MO, 1851-1852. (See Fleming, 2003) Condition: Scattered spotting to mounts.
Lot of 14 albumen photographs, produced by Shindler, the McClees Gallery, Thomas Easterly, and John H. Fitzgibbon, ranging in size from 4.75 x 6.75 in. to 5.25 x 7.25 in., on cream-colored mounts, 11 x 14 in. The sitters are misidentified in ink below each portrait. Includes the following Shindler photographs taken in Washington, mainly in 1869: Wa-in-ga, "Pipe Stem", a young Otoe Chief; Da-nu-wa-in-ga, "Little Pipe", a young Otoe Chief; Tshe-oang-eh-ki-hi, "Buffalo Chief", an Otoe Chief; a group shot of Tshe-oang-eh-ki-hi, "Buffalo Chief", an Otoe Chief, dressed in clothes probably purchased for his role as member of the delegation, at left, Chun-eh-hoe, "Medicine Horse", an Otoe Chief, at center, and B. Barnabi, a half-breed U.S. Indian Interpreter, at right; Ko-shi-way, "The Sea", a Chief of the Sacs and Foxes; Sac-a-pee, "Shell Fish", a Chief of the Sacs and Foxes; a group shot of Sac and Fox Chiefs, including Sac-a-pee, "Shell Fish", at left, Wo-a-pa-na-ma, "White Fish, at center, and Waw-paw-ko-las-ka, or "Big Bear", at right; Wa-com-mo, a Fox Brave, taken before March 31, 1868; To-hu, "Briar", and Iowa Chief; Ki-he-ja-in-ga, "Little Chief", an Iowa Chief; and Pi-sing, "Game", a Kaw, 1868. Plus He-ka-ka Nang-zhe, "The Standing Elk", a Yankton Sioux Warrior, taken by McClees Gallery, Washington, between December 1857-April 1858; Keo-kuk Junior, "Watchful Fox", Head Chief of the Foxes. Shindler copied this from a daguerreotype by Thomas Easterly, taken in St. Louis, MO, in 1847; and Red Plume, a Chief of the Black Feet Indians. Shindler copied this from an original daguerreotype by John H. Fitzgibbon, St. Louis, MO, 1851-1852. (See Fleming, 2003) Condition: Scattered spotting to mounts.
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