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Portrait of Suzie Redhorn
1971
Full-length portrait of Suzie Redhorn wearing a black and red cloak. She is standing outside in front of a tree.
Stand Rock Indian Ceremonial
1952
Women dressed in buckskins, performing the Wild Goose dance as men in headdresses watch.
Hoop Dancer at Stand Rock Indian Ceremonial
1971
Clayton Jane, Spencer Jane's son, free-twirling 3 hoops.
Sister and Brother Dancing
1960
Two young Ho-Chunk children, both dressed in ceremonial clothing, are dancing outdoors at Pipe Dyer's Indian Village. The children are Janice (Lincoln) Rice, and her younger brother Jeff Lincoln.
Stand Rock Indian Ceremonial
circa 1950-1959
Three men and a young boy (Little Bobby Bird) are dancing as a drummer is playing.
Stand Rock Indian Ceremonial
circa 1950-1959
Three men and a young boy (Little Bobby Bird) are dancing as a man is playing a drum.
