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Edward S. Curtis: One Hundred Masterworks
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Showcasing Edward Curtiss most compelling and important works, this beautiful publication highlights both iconic and rarely seen images, demonstrating his artistry and mastery of photographic mediums, and his commitment to documenting and preserving for posterity the Native Americans traditions and ways of life. Widely acknowledged as the worlds leading authority on Edward Curtis, author Christopher Cardozo has curated a groundbreaking monograph on internationally renowned photographer Edward Curtis. Curtiss magnum opus, The North American Indian, the most extensive photographic portrait of Native Americans, is a crucial contribution to the history of Americas Native peoples as well as a testament to his tireless efforts to document and express the spirit of over eighty distinct tribal groups. In this book Cardozo selected from an unmatched private archive of rare and unique Curtis original, vintage photographs. Never before have Curtiss finest photographs been presented with such fidelity and power in book form. Every style, subject matter, cultural and geographic area, and print medium Curtis worked in is included. The stunning photographs are further enriched and contextualized by essays from worldrecognized experts. Creating a unique visual mosaic, the photographs give the viewer a deep, rich understanding of Curtiss accomplishments as an artist, while exploring the crucial role the Native American participants played in cocreating this iconic body of work.
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