Sunrise Call | Photograph | Wisconsin Historical Society

Photograph

Sunrise Call

Sunrise Call | Photograph | Wisconsin Historical Society
Sam (Carley) Blowsnake performing at the Stand Rock Indian Ceremonial, the Sunrise Call of the Zuni. He is dressed in Native American ceremonial clothing with a full-length feather headdress. He is standing on a rock outcropping with his back to the Wisconsin River which is far below. He is raising his arms over his head. On the left is a sandstone rock formation that is lit with artificial light.<p>During its 78-year run (1919 to 1997) the Stand Rock Indian Ceremonial provided viewers a small glimpse into the ceremonies and dances performed by the Winnebago, Sioux, Kiowa and southwestern Native American tribes.</p>
DESCRIPTION
Sam (Carley) Blowsnake performing at the Stand Rock Indian Ceremonial, the Sunrise Call of the Zuni. He is dressed in Native American ceremonial clothing with a full-length feather headdress. He is standing on a rock outcropping with his back to the Wisconsin River which is far below. He is raising his arms over his head. On the left is a sandstone rock formation that is lit with artificial light.

During its 78-year run (1919 to 1997) the Stand Rock Indian Ceremonial provided viewers a small glimpse into the ceremonies and dances performed by the Winnebago, Sioux, Kiowa and southwestern Native American tribes.

RECORD DETAILS
Image ID:125859
Creation Date:date unknown
Creator Name:Reese, Oliver
City:Wisconsin Dells
County:Columbia
State:Wisconsin
Collection Name:H.H. Bennett Studio collection, 1843-1998
Genre:Photograph
Original Format Type:transparency, color
Original Format Number:PH 6062A BS 142C-3542A
Original Dimensions:4 x 5 inches
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Ruth Bennett Dyer is also listed as a creator.

This image is one of thousands owned by the Wisconsin Historical Society and created by H.H. Bennett. The collection contains various subjects including views of the Wisconsin River, Wisconsin Dells, Winnebago Indians, Steamboats, and Milwaukee.

Upper Dells, Town of Lyndon, Juneau County. The performances took place at the Stand Rock Amphitheater.

SUBJECTS
Outdoor photography
Portrait photography
Tourism
Wisconsin River (Wis.)
Men
Clothing
Ho Chunk Indians
Rites and ceremonies
Social life and customs
Winnebago Indians
Zuni Indians
Formations (Geology)

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