Call NumberZ-3283CreatorFrenzeny & Tavernier.Date1875 January 2SummaryNative American (Dakota) men, women and children are gathered in a circle under a buffalo skin shelter for a Sun Dance in probably North or South Dakota. Dancers wear feather headdresses, earrings, loincloths and body paint. Some dancers have pierced chests or backs, eagle bone whistles, and dance around a wooden pole. Spectators wear robes, feathers and hats|some carry coup sticks.Physical Description1 print : wood engraving |36 x 54 cm (14 x 21 in.)SubjectDakota Indians--Spiritual life--19th centuryIndians of North America--Spiritual life--19th centuryClothing & dress--19th centurySun dance--19th centuryRelated MaterialImage File: ZZR711003283|Harper's weekly.Type of MaterialIllustrationsTear sheetsWood engravingsNotesFormerly F18195|Title and "Young Bucks Proving Their Endurance by Self-Torture" printed on tear sheet. Library owns additional iterations of this image in various formats: 1 copy negative |10 x 13 cm. (4 x 5 in.). R7110032830
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