We have several Grabill photographs in various threads. Here is an interesting article about John C. H. Grabill and his Indian photographs:
John C. H. Grabill's
Photographs of the
Last Conflict between the
Sioux and the United States
Military, 1890-1891
www.sdshspress.com/index.php?&id=1641&sub_action=1&xarcifep=xarcifep&action=960Many photographs of Grabill can be found here:
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/John_C._H._Grabillor at the Library of Congress):
www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2001700654/I made of list of Grabill´s (Indian) photographs, which were all numbered by Grabill himself, from several sources. The list is not yet complete:
2558 The Indian Girl´s Home. A group of Indian Girls and Indian Police at Big Foot´s village on reservation. (1890)
3556 „Ready to Dance“ Sioux Indians ready for their war dance; squaws circled around in wagons.
3557 Indian Dance, Sioux Indians dancing
3559 An Indian Village. Big Foot and Spotted Elk´s village on the Cheyenne.
3561 Three of Uncle Sam´s Pets. Three Indians in group.(1890)
3564 At the Dance. Part of the 8th U.S. Cavalry and 3rd Infantry at the great Indian Grass dance on Reservation. (1890)
3564 ½ At the Dance. Part of the 8th U.S. Cavalry and 3rd Infantry at the great Indian Grass dance on Reservation. (1890)
3565 Five Indian Warriors.
3608 INDIAN CHIEFS Who counciled with Gen. Miles and settled the Indian War. (1891)
3525 INDIAN CHIEFS Who counciled with Gen. Miles and settled the Indian War. (1891)
3609 Villa of Brule. The great hostile Indian Camp on River Brule near Pine Ridge, S.D. (1891)
3527 Gen. Miles and staff (1891)
3630 Indian Chiefs and U.S. Officials (1891)
3630 (b) Indian Chiefs and U.S. Officials (1891)
3632 What´s left of Big Foot´s Band (1891)
3633 What´s left of Big Foot´s Band (1891)
3648 The Great Hostile Camp (1891)
3636 Hostile Indian Camp (1891)
3663 A Pretty Group at an Indian tent (1891)
3690 Tasunka Ota (alias Plenty Horse) The slayer of Lieut. Casey, near Pine Ridge, S.D. (1891)
I haven´t seen the photographs with numbers 3556,3557 and 3559, which very likely have been taken in the summer of 1890, does anyone have scans of them?