Native Family (Curtis, Edward S., North American Indian (1996), V. 2.) by Edward C. Curtis

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Native Family (Curtis, Edward S., North American Indian (1996), V. 2.)

by Edward C. Curtis

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Info:	Bulfinch Press (1996), Edition: 1st ed, Hardcover, 95 pages
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Native Family reproduces images of traditional family life in various tribes--work, play, child-rearing, meals, and other activities. Early this century, photographer Edward Curtis collected these images as an extraorinary window onto a vanished way of life. Size A. 45 quadrotone images.

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