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Post by Dietmar on May 29, 2023 8:05:45 GMT -5
The man above is named Flour at the Amon Carter Museum website. I believe this is Little Chief, Northern Cheyenne: And here we got Chief Tendoy, Lemhi Shoshoni: left to right: Mr. M. McPherson (Lemhi Indian agent), Chief Tendoy & son of Tendoy
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Post by grahamew on May 29, 2023 8:52:32 GMT -5
Thanks, I thought it was Little Chief, but the army coat and pectoral cross (which he wears in several portraits) reminded me of those photos of Arapaho (not sure who the photographer is; maybe Soule) probably taken around 1870:
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Post by Californian on May 29, 2023 10:33:05 GMT -5
Hi Grahame I can assist with this one - I own this print, not mounted or may have come off a mount over the years, but there are no glue marks on the reverse side. It is believed to be by Will Soule ca. 1868/1870. On the is a period text in penciled ... "Arapaho village near Fort Larned" . Will Soule did spend time at Fort Larned around that time. click onto image to enlargeArapaho village near Fort Larned Haven't done this for a while, so... Unidentified Arapaho village near Fort Laramie. No date.
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Post by grahamew on May 29, 2023 16:39:10 GMT -5
Thanks. Solves that one!
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Post by Californian on Jul 3, 2023 23:07:40 GMT -5
Handsome Elk, Lower Bruléthis string of messages is as good as any to post this ... currently for sale on eBay (July 3rd, 2023) - from the "feel" of it, I would date this to about 1880, but really would not know anything about Handsome Elk click onto images to enlarge Grahame, great pictures, I missed them somehow. I´m pretty sure the man with the goggles is Chief Iron Nation, Lower Brule. That would match perfectly Handsome Elk´s picture, which is also of a Lower Brule leader. I´m pretty sure I´ve seen the man with the crutch before, but I´ll have to think about it... Thanks Dietmar
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Post by grahamew on Aug 30, 2023 14:32:37 GMT -5
'Freighters on the Santa Fe Trail, Bernard Seligman, Zadoc Staab, Lehman Spiegelberg and Kiowa Indian scouts' (or maybe Jicarilla...) Lakota Yellow Eagle and wives, Yanktonai, 1881. Photographer? Unidentified Standing Cloud and his wife I believe this was taken by one of those photographers working at Pine Ridge after Wounded Knee Assiniboine group in front of the trading post at Morleyville. I see the name 'Buell' bottom right, so I'/d guess mid-1880s
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Post by Dietmar on Aug 30, 2023 16:02:23 GMT -5
Grahame,
awesome photo of Yellow Eagle, who we know as delegate to Washington in 1872, then portraited by Alexander Gardner.
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Post by Californian on Aug 30, 2023 20:51:12 GMT -5
hi Grahame, thanks for the images. I think the below actually could be Theodore Roosevelt who owned a ranch in what is today North Dakota ...
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Post by grahamew on Aug 31, 2023 3:33:48 GMT -5
Great. Guess I was well out!
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Post by Dietmar on Aug 31, 2023 7:19:50 GMT -5
Don´t know if it is Roosevelt, but I think it could be Womans Dress, Ogalala, at right.
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Post by wolfgang on Aug 31, 2023 8:05:55 GMT -5
Dietmar, I agree with you, without doubt.
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Post by grahamew on Aug 31, 2023 10:04:50 GMT -5
Hmmm. Wearing that antelope horn headdress that he has in the 1914 photo taken at Agate
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Post by gregor on Sept 2, 2023 5:25:12 GMT -5
Hi guys, Woman Dress YES! Roosevelt NO I think it is James Cook at his Agate Ranch! See Photograph In 1913/1914 Roosevelt stayed mostly in South and Central America. For example, he opened the Panama Canal. Whether he was ever at Cook's Agate Ranch - I couldn't find anything on that. Cook had become friends with Ogllalas and especially the Red Cloud family. For a long time, an annual meeting with Oglalas was held at the Agate Ranch. Roosevelt about 1914
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Post by gregor on Sept 2, 2023 5:49:42 GMT -5
hi Grahame, thanks for the images. I think the below actually could be Theodore Roosevelt who owned a ranch in what is today North Dakota ... View AttachmentDoes anyone have an idea what Mr. Ha-nook (?) on the right side of the grahamew picture could mean. Is this referring to the Lakota or the white man? Mr. Hancook / Hancock (?) or a nickname for James Cook?
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Post by rawhide on Sept 2, 2023 15:11:46 GMT -5
I have James H Cook's book and the riders are identified as Cook and "Red Hawk,a subchief of the Northern Cheyenne Indians"
There is another photo of both of them in the same book. The Cheyenne group visited him in 1888.
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