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J.F. Shore
Title
(Oklahoma Territory Native American Photograph) [Cabinet card photograph of a group of eleven Native Americans, likely Pawnee or Sac & Fox, with pet dogs]
Publication Place / Date
Cushing, Oklahoma Territory / 1895 circa
Image Dimensions
4 x 6 inches
Color
Uncolored
Condition
Fair
Stock# 93103
$ 450.00
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An uncommon group portrait of Native Americans at Cushing, Oklahoma Territory, by photographer J. F. Shore. The group, possibly Pawnee, Sac or Fox, comprises eleven young men and women. They strike a dignified pose in a makeshift Oklahoma Territory photographer's studio. Small dogs can be seen on the laps of two of the women. An additional dog (or possibly a cat) sits in the foreground.

The photographer J. F. Shore was active in Oklahoma about 1900.

Condition Description
Albumen photograph print, mounted on card. Cabinet card format. Some staining to image and mount, especially to left side of photograph. Else generally good. Signed in print on the mount: "J. F. Shore / Cushing, O. T."
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