Taos Maiden "Farbea" Scarf, Edward S. Curtis Original, c1905 5 x 7 New Print

$ 2.35

Theme: Art, History, Portrait, Social History, Native American, Semi Profile to right, Desert Unit of Sale: Single Piece Country of Origin: United States Material: Paper Style: Documentary, Editorial, Photojournalism, History, E S Curtis following a dream, Dry air Certificate of Authenticity (COA): No Production Technique: Platinum Print color: Sepia Personalize: No Year of Production: 1905 Signed: No Photographer: Edward S. Curtis, Renowned Photographer Period: Early 20th Century (1900-1920) Framing: Unframed Unit Quantity: One Image Color: Sepia Subject: Desert, Taos Native American, Pueblo, New Mexico Arizona area, Indian Woman, Young woman, Head Scarf/Blanket Original/Licensed Reprint: Licensed Reprint Unit Type: Unit Type: Photograph Time Period Manufactured: 1900-1924 Title: Taos Maiden "Farbea" with Head Scarf, An Edward S. Curtis Origin Finish: Glossy Features: 1st Edition, Limited Edition, One of a Kind (OOAK) Culture: Taos Pueblo Size: 5 x 7 in Image Orientation: Portrait

Description

Taos Maiden "Farbea" Scarf, Edward S. Curtis Original, c1905 5 x 7 New Print. Taos Maiden "Farbea" with Head Scarf. The Taos Maiden "Farbea" with Head Scarf is an original photograph by renowned photographer Edward S. Curtis, dating back to 1905. An Edward S. Curtis, c1905 New Print 5 x 7. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Taos Maiden "Farbea" with Head Scarf An Edward S. Curtis, c1905 New Print 5 x 7 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Taos Maiden "Farbea" with Head Scarf is an original photograph by renowned photographer Edward S. Curtis, dating back to 1905. This 5 x 7 inch sepia-toned image depicts a young Native American woman from the Taos Pueblo, showcasing the beauty and culture of the region. The glossy finish and limited edition status make it a valuable piece for collectors interested in historical and documentary photography from the early 20th century. This unique piece captures a moment in time and offers a glimpse into the traditional way of life in the American Southwest.