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Arline Shoshoni

Artist:
Tom J. Moore, born Dallas, TX 1892-died Logan, OK 1978
Sitter:
Arline Shoshoni
Medium:
oil on board
Type:
Painting
Topic:
Ethnic\Indian
Figure female\bust
Portrait female
Object number:
1985.66.385,658
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Smithsonian American Art Museum Collection
Data Source:
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Record ID:
saam_1985.66.385_658
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Shoshoni Indians

Creator:
Watkins, Carleton E. 1829-1916
Physical description:
1 7 x 3.5 in. stereograph
Culture:
Shoshoni Indians
Indians of North America Great Basin
Type:
Archival materials
Local number:
NAA INV 09933900
Summary:
The item is number 342 in the series Watkins' Pacific Railroad. The men and women are beside a stream
Cite as:
Photo Lot 90-1, number 1122, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution
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George V. Allen Photographic Collection 1860s-1930s
Data Source:
National Anthropological Archives
Record ID:
siris_arc_89334
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Uriewici Shoshoni

Subject:
Jack Tendoy (Uriewici/Jack Ten Doy), Lemhi Shoshone, ca. 1863-1897
Format:
Albumen print
Image Type:
Print
Culture/People:
Lemhi Shoshone
Place:
Washington, DC; District of Columbia; USA (inferred)
Date Created:
1880
Catalog Number:
P00489
Collection History:
Charles M. Bell began his career as a professional photographer in his family's studio in 1860. By 1873, he had opened his own studio in Washington, DC, and, until 1909, spent much of his time photographing members of Native delegations visiting the U.S. Capitol and similar work for the Department of the Interior and the Smithsonian Institution's Bureau of American Ethnology. No other collection history available.
Description:
Profile studio portrait of man (Uriewici or Jack Tendoy, ca. 1863-1897) in traditional clothing, elaborate hairstyle, necklaces, beaded sash around shoulders.
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Photographic Collections
Data Source:
National Museum of the American Indian
Record ID:
NMAI_325204
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Uriewici Shoshoni

Subject:
Jack Tendoy (Uriewici/Jack Ten Doy), Lemhi Shoshone, ca. 1863-1897
Image Type:
Print
Culture/People:
Lemhi Shoshone
Place:
Washington, DC; District of Columbia; USA (inferred)
Date Created:
1880
Catalog Number:
P00487
Collection History:
Charles M. Bell began his career as a professional photographer in his family's studio in 1860. By 1873, he had opened his own studio in Washington, DC, and, until 1909, spent much of his time photographing members of Native delegations visiting the U.S. Capitol and similar work for the Department of the Interior and the Smithsonian Institution's Bureau of American Ethnology. No other collection history available.
Description:
Studio portrait of man (Uriewici or Jack Tendoy, ca. 1863-1897) in traditional clothing, elaborate hairstyle, necklaces, beaded sash around shoulders.
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Photographic Collections
Data Source:
National Museum of the American Indian
Record ID:
NMAI_325170
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Shoshoni Indian women

Creator:
Hart, Alfred A. 1816-1908
Physical description:
1 6.75 x 3.25 in. stereograph
Culture:
Shoshoni baskets food preparation
Type:
Archival materials
Date:
1865
Topic:
Baskets--Shoshoni
Food preparation--Shoshone
Local number:
NAA INV 09822400
Summary:
The image is of a group of women with their seed gathering equipment - baskets, winnowing trays, and seed beaters. The item is in the series Scenes on the Humboldt River of Hart's Central Pacific Railroad series
Cite as:
Photo Lot 90-1, number 14, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution
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George V. Allen Photographic Collection 1860s-1930s
Data Source:
National Anthropological Archives
Record ID:
siris_arc_88002
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"Shoshone (Shoshoni) Indians"

Creator:
Thorne, G.W of New York, New York
Physical description:
1 7 x 3.5 in. stereograph
Culture:
Shoshoni Indians
Indians of North America Great Basin
Type:
Archival materials
Local number:
NAA INV 09854900
Summary:
In the foreground are three women, some with children. Three men are standing behind the women
Cite as:
Photo Lot 90-1, number 340, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution
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George V. Allen Photographic Collection 1860s-1930s
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National Anthropological Archives
Record ID:
siris_arc_88434
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"Shoshone chiefs" (Shoshoni)

Creator:
Russell, Andrew J
Thorne, C.W
Publisher:
Union Pacific Rail Road Company
Physical description:
1 6.75 x 3.25 in. stereograph
Culture:
Shoshoni Indians
Indians of North America Great Basin
Type:
Archival materials
Local number:
NAA INV 09843000
Summary:
The five men are standing in front of a tipi. The item is number 229 in the series Union Pacific Rail Road Views. The item is identical to numbers 222, 223, and 224
Cite as:
Photo Lot 90-1, number 221, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution
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George V. Allen Photographic Collection 1860s-1930s
Data Source:
National Anthropological Archives
Record ID:
siris_arc_88315
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"Shoshone chiefs" (Shoshoni)

Creator:
Russell, Andrew J
Publisher:
Smith, O. C
Physical description:
1 6.75 x 3.25 in. stereograph
Culture:
Shoshoni Indians
Indians of North America Great Basin
Type:
Archival materials
Local number:
NAA INV 09843200
Summary:
The five men are standing in front of a tipi. The item is number 578 in the series The Rocky Mountains. The item is identical to numbers 221, 222, and 224
Cite as:
Photo Lot 90-1, number 223, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution
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George V. Allen Photographic Collection 1860s-1930s
Data Source:
National Anthropological Archives
Record ID:
siris_arc_88317
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WASHAKIE SHOSHONI 4

Subject:
Chief Washakie (Shoots-on-the-Run/The Rattle/Shoots the Buffalo Running), Lemhi Shoshone/Salish (Flathead), ca. 1806-1900
Format:
Albumen print
Image Type:
Print
Dimensions:
6.5 x 8.5 in.
Culture/People:
Lemhi Shoshone,Salish (Flathead)
Place:
South Pass, Wind River Mountains; Fremont County; Wyoming; USA
Site Name:
South Pass, Wind River Mountains
Date Created:
circa 1870
Catalog Number:
P22948
Collection History:
William Henry Jackson was a photographer for Dr. Ferdinand Vandiveer Hayden's United States Geographical and Geological Surveys in the 1870s. In addition to these survey photographs, Jackson was also active in photographing Indian delegations travelling to Washington, DC. He was hired by the Bureau of American Ethnology to catalog the thousands of photographs in their collection, and in the process inadvertently received credit as the photographer for many images he did not actually create. No other collection history information available.
Description:
Chief Washakie or Shoots-on-the-Run or The Rattle seated in front of a hide tipi, wearing cloth pants and a shirt or jacket, neck scarf with large metal medallion, plain hide moccasins, blanket around his waist, holding a hat. A child, shading his or her eyes from the sun, leans against the side of the tipi. Other tipis in the background, with sparsely wooded low hills in the distance
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Photographic Collections
Data Source:
National Museum of the American Indian
Record ID:
NMAI_302831
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Seven Shoshoni Men 1872

Creator:
Baker and Johnston
Physical description:
1 008 in x 010 in photograph
Culture:
Shoshoni Indians
Indians of North America Great Basin
Type:
Photographs
Date:
1872
Local number:
NAA INV 06629900
OPPS NEG 29780
Summary:
All in Partial Native Dress with Ornaments, Two Holding Pipe-tomahawks, One Holding Rifle and Pipe, One with Headdress
Cite as:
BAE GN 29780 06629900, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution
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Glass Negatives of Indians (Collected by the Bureau of American Ethnology) 1850s-1930s
Data Source:
National Anthropological Archives
Record ID:
siris_arc_14978
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Portrait of Man Showing Shoshoni Hair Dressing 1870 Drawing

Creator:
Elliott, Henry Wood 1846-1930
Annotator:
Elliott, Henry Wood 1846-1930
Subject:
Hayden Survey, 1869-1871
Physical description:
1 leaf 008 in x 008 in
Culture:
Shoshoni Indians
Indians of North America Great Basin
Type:
Works of art
Date:
1870
Local number:
NAA INV 08534100
NAA MS 397353
Summary:
Tuff, Braids, and Hair Ornament (at Washakie's Camp)
Cite as:
Manuscript 397353, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution
Data Source:
National Anthropological Archives
Record ID:
siris_arc_75096
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Anonymous Cheyenne drawing of Cheyenne scalping Shoshoni, ca. 1880s

Cheyenne scalps Snake Indian
Physical description:
1 drawing : colored pencil and graphite ; 19 x 32 cm
Culture:
Cheyenne Indians
Shoshoni Indians
Indians of North America Great Basin
Indians of North America Great Plains
Type:
Ledger drawings
Date:
1880
ca 1880s
Local number:
NAA INV 08693500
NAA MS 4653
Summary:
Inscription reads: "Cheyenne scalps Snake Indian."
Cite as:
Manuscript 4653, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution
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Book of drawings by anonymous Cheyenne artists ca. 1880s
Data Source:
National Anthropological Archives
Record ID:
siris_arc_255631
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Shoshoni of Woman Carrying Child in Cradleboard On Her Back 1872

Creator:
Baker and Johnston
Physical description:
1 008 in x 010 in photograph
Culture:
Shoshoni Indians
Indians of North America Great Basin
Type:
Photographs
Date:
1872
Local number:
NAA INV 06630000
OPPS NEG 29781
Cite as:
BAE GN 29781 06630000, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution
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Glass Negatives of Indians (Collected by the Bureau of American Ethnology) 1850s-1930s
Data Source:
National Anthropological Archives
Record ID:
siris_arc_14979
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Katie Euos Terry (Shoshoni Mixed Blood) in Native Dress with Ornaments 1872

Creator:
Baker and Johnston
Physical description:
1 008 in x 010 in photograph
Culture:
Shoshoni Indians
Indians of North America Great Basin
Type:
Photographs
Date:
1872
Local number:
NAA INV 06630100
OPPS NEG 29783
Cite as:
BAE GN 29783 06630100, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution
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Glass Negatives of Indians (Collected by the Bureau of American Ethnology) 1850s-1930s
Data Source:
National Anthropological Archives
Record ID:
siris_arc_14980
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Anonymous Cheyenne drawing of warfare scene between Cheyennes and Shoshonis, ca. 1880s

Physical description:
1 drawing : colored pencil and graphite ; 19 x 32 cm
Culture:
Cheyenne Indians
Shoshoni Indians
Indians of North America Great Basin
Indians of North America Great Plains
Type:
Ledger drawings
Date:
1880
ca 1880s
Local number:
NAA INV 08693900
NAA MS 4653
Summary:
Inscriptions read "Snake Indians" and "Cheyennes."
Cite as:
Manuscript 4653, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution
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Book of drawings by anonymous Cheyenne artists ca. 1880s
Data Source:
National Anthropological Archives
Record ID:
siris_arc_255634
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Anonymous Cheyenne drawing of a Cheyenne scalping a Shoshoni woman, ca. 1880s

Cheyenne scalping Snake squaw
Physical description:
1 drawing : colored pencil and graphite ; 19 x 32 cm
Culture:
Cheyenne Indians
Shoshoni Indians
Indians of North America Great Basin
Indians of North America Great Plains
Type:
Ledger drawings
Date:
1880
ca 1880s
Local number:
NAA INV 08701000
NAA MS 4653
Summary:
Inscription at foot reads: "Cheyenne scalping Snake squaw."
Cite as:
Manuscript 4653, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution
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Book of drawings by anonymous Cheyenne artists ca. 1880s
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National Anthropological Archives
Record ID:
siris_arc_255711
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WASHAKIE - HEAD CHIEF OF SHOSHONIE TRIBE 7 INDIAN SCOUT WITH U.S. CALVARY

Subject:
Chief Washakie (Shoots-on-the-Run/The Rattle/Shoots the Buffalo Running), Lemhi Shoshone/Salish (Flathead), ca. 1806-1900
Image Type:
Print
Dimensions:
5 x 7 in.
Culture/People:
Lemhi Shoshone,Salish (Flathead)
Place:
Fort Washakie, Wind River Reservation; Fremont County; Wyoming; USA
Date Created:
circa 1885
Catalog Number:
P22947
Collection History:
No collection history information available.
Description:
Outdoor portrait of Chief Washakie or Shoots-on-the-Run or The Rattle, posed in front of a wooden log or clapboard structure, wearing a cotton cloth (?) shirt and wrapped in a Navajo-style blanket
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Data Source:
National Museum of the American Indian
Record ID:
NMAI_302830
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Anonymous Cheyenne drawing of two battle scenes of Iron Shirt and Shoshoni warriors, ca. 1903?

Physical description:
1 drawing : colored pencil, crayon, and graphite ; 31 x 97 cm
Culture:
Cheyenne Indians
Shoshoni Indians
Indians of North America Great Basin
Indians of North America Great Plains
Type:
Ledger drawings
Date:
1903
ca 1903
Local number:
NAA INV 08634500
NAA MS 2538
Summary:
Inscription in Mooney's hand reads: "Iron Shirt vs. Shoshoni."
Cite as:
Manuscript 2538, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution
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James Mooney notes and drawings on Cheyenne and Kiowa heraldry 1902-1906
Data Source:
National Anthropological Archives
Record ID:
siris_arc_76361
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Anonymous Cheyenne drawing of a Cheyenne on Horseback counting coup with lance on Shoshoni, ca. 1880s

Physical description:
1 drawing : graphite and colored pencil ; 19 x 32 cm
Culture:
Cheyenne Indians
Shoshoni Indians
Indians of North America Great Basin
Indians of North America Great Plains
Type:
Ledger drawings
Date:
1880
ca 1880s
Local number:
NAA INV 08691600
NAA MS 4653
Summary:
Inscriptions at foot read "Snake" and "Cheyenne."
Cite as:
Manuscript 4653, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution
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Book of drawings by anonymous Cheyenne artists ca. 1880s
Data Source:
National Anthropological Archives
Record ID:
siris_arc_255602
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Anonymous Cheyenne drawing of Indian man on horseback shooting at Shoshoni scout at Powder River, ca. 1880s

Snake Scout, Powder River
Physical description:
1 drawing : colored pencil and graphite ; 19 x 32 cm
Culture:
Cheyenne Indians
Shoshoni Indians
Indians of North America Great Basin
Indians of North America Great Plains
Type:
Ledger drawings
Date:
1880
ca 1880s
Local number:
NAA INV 08696200
NAA MS 4653
Summary:
Inscription reads: "Snake Scout, Powder River."
Cite as:
Manuscript 4653, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution
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Book of drawings by anonymous Cheyenne artists ca. 1880s
Data Source:
National Anthropological Archives
Record ID:
siris_arc_255654
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