Wappo Matron Photogravure New Copy, Edward S. Curtis original, 1924, 5 x 7-image
Wappo Matron Photogravure New Copy, Edward S. Curtis original, 1924, 5 x 7-image
Wappo Matron Photogravure New Copy, Edward S. Curtis original, 1924, 5 x 7-image
Wappo Matron Photogravure New Copy, Edward S. Curtis original, 1924, 5 x 7-image
Wappo Matron Photogravure New Copy, Edward S. Curtis original, 1924, 5 x 7-image
Wappo Matron Photogravure New Copy, Edward S. Curtis original, 1924, 5 x 7-image

Wappo Matron Photogravure New Copy, Edward S. Curtis original, 1924, 5 x 7

$ 2.62

Personalization Instructions: It will look good in a frame. Photogravures are beautiful. Country of Origin: United States Year of Production: 1924 color: Sepia Unit of Sale: Single Piece Photographer: Edward S. Curtis Framing: Unframed Production Technique: Giclée Print Personalize: Yes Culture: Wappo Native American Finish: Glossy Certificate of Authenticity (COA): No Type: Photograph Image Orientation: Portrait Style: Documentary, Editorial, Photojournalism Title: Wappo Matron Photogravure New Print, Edward S. Curtis, c1924 Original/Licensed Reprint: Licensed Reprint Size: 5 x 7 in Theme: Art, Cultures & Ethnicities, Domestic & Family Life, History, Social History Subject: Costumes, Inspirational, Peace, USA, Women, Spirituality, Wappo Indian, Native American History Unit Quantity: One piece Material: Paper Signed: No Image Color: Sepia Time Period Manufactured: 1900-1924 Features: Limited Edition, Numbered, One of a Kind (OOAK) Period: Early 20th Century (1900-1920)

Description

Wappo Matron Photogravure New Copy, Edward S. Curtis original, 1924, 5 x 7. Wappo Matron, Photogravure--New Print. This matron from the Wappo Tribe posed for the photo in 1924. By Renowned, Edward S. Curtis. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Wappo Matron, Photogravure--New Print By Renowned, Edward S. Curtis ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thank you for checking out our post. Size: 5 x 7 inches It's a brand new portrait of a Photogravure. This matron from the Wappo Tribe posed for the photo in 1924. The sepia color and depicts a Native American woman in a peaceful and inspirational setting. This unframed photograph, glossy finish, is a part of a limited edition collection, making it a unique and valuable piece for art enthusiasts and collectors interested in documentary and photo-journalistic styles.

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