Photographing Native American Life
In 1902, at the age of twenty, Richard Throssel moved to Montana after it was recommended that the drier climate would ease his rheumatism. In Montana, he found work as a clerk for the Indian Services office at the Crow Indian Reservation where, in 1905, he was adopted by the Crow tribe. Throssel became a field photographer for the Crow reservation, his native descent and close relationship with the tribe affording him intimate access that non-natives photographers could not experience.
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Photographing Native American Life
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Hans Kleiber Etchings
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Feline Friends: Historic Photos of Cats
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The Art of the Railroad
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The Musical Life of Gerald Fried
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A Different Kind of Spotlight: How the media has portrayed queerness throughout the decades
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A Look Back at the Wyoming Stock Grower's Association after 150 years
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Lora Webb Nichols
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William Boyd's extensive merchandising of Hopalong Cassidy
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The Christmas Cards of Carrie Arnold
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