C W Carter's Cheyenne photos

[grahamew]

Cloud Chief


Whirlwind



Cheyenne woman


Cheyenne women


Glad Road's tipi



Cheyenne tipis


Cheyenne tipis






Cheyenne village


Half-Chayenne/half white woman


Cheyenne woman(?)

Is this Glad Road?

Glad Road by Cossand and Mosser, well over a decade later, if Carter's images are from 1867-8



Are there any more examples of his work with the Cheyemne?

[Dietmar]

Hi Grahame,

I don´t think she is Glad Road, but I have some Carter pics for you... give me some time to upload them...

[Dietmar]

This is the Southern Cheyenne Whirlwind, first the stereograph Grahame already posted...




...then in a close-up with his family in front of his tipi...




...and in another stereograph taken by Carter:

[Dietmar]

Three group stereographs of Cheyenne women by Carter:

[Dietmar]

...and here are some more portraits of Cheyenne women by Carles William Carter. You find high resolution scans of these pictures in the "Charles W. Carter glass negative collection" of the Church of the Latter-Day Saints.



wife (?) of Whirlwind (seated far right in group photo in front of tipi)



another wife (?) of Whirlwind (seated second from right in group photo)

[grahamew]

Thanks, Dietmar. Great, clear images. I hadn't seen these before. This is surely not the Whirlwind photographed by Soule or Gardner in Washington (or even later, I think, by Stotz), is it?

[Dietmar]

Yeah, a different Whirlwind, but I don´t know anything about him.


Don´t forget to browse the Carter collection:

eadview.lds.org/findingaid/PH%201300/

[grahamew]

I see they've been dated on PlainsIndianSeminar2 as late 1870s - but I think they're earlier because the backdrop matches Carter's Red Dog photo. See amertribes.proboards.com/thread/330/red-dog?page=2 for details