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Portrait of Chief Paul Showeway
March 1900
Studio portrait (Profile) of Chief Paul Showeway with horned headdress and ornaments and holding a fan. Part of Waulatpuan and Cayuse Tribes.
Portrait of Chief Paul Showeway
March 1900
Studio portrait of Chief Paul Showeway in partial native dress with horned headdress and ornaments. Part of Waulatpuan and Cayuse Tribes.
Portrait of Lisha-Lalahikots
March 1900
Portrait (front) of Lisha-Lalahikots (Brave Chief) with peace medal and horned headdress. Part of Caddoan and Pawnee Tribes.
Portrait of Chief Slum-Xi-Ki
February 1905
Studio portrait of Chief Slum-Xi-Ki (Bear Claw), Called Charlot, in native dress with horned headdress and ornaments. Part of Salishan and Flathead Tribes.
Portrait of William Charley
April 1905
Waist-up studio portrait of William Charley, interpreter, in native dress with horned headdress. Part of Shahaptian and Umatilla Tribes.
Portrait of Chief Albert Waters
January 1906
Studio portrait of Chief Albert Waters, successor to Chief Joseph, in native dress with headdress and ornaments. Part of Shahaptian and Nez-Perce Tribes.
