Edward Curtis and the Descendants Project in Aspen!
Mia Valley of Valley Fine Art in Aspen, Colorado held a very successful Benefit Night for the foundation February 14th & 15th! This...
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Coleen Graybill
Meet Descendant Timothy Reevis
I follow several "Old Native American Photo" Facebook pages and I always scan through comments made on Edward Curtis photographs. I often...
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Coleen Graybill
In the Eyes of a Curtis Researcher
As we wind down 2019, we are often reminded of the importance of our Foundation's work. Marna Murray, a Curtis researcher and lecturer,...
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Coleen Graybill
Peter & the Search for the Peigan Encampment
When we arrived in Browning, MT, on September 24th, we decided to just poke around for the afternoon instead of sitting in the camper or...
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Coleen Graybill
Cats and Dogs and Bears - OH MY!
Lynn Boutte, a long time friend and fellow professional photographer, joined us on our recent 2+ week trip to the Northern Plains...
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John Graybill
A Light So Bright
Chief Henry Red Cloud is leading a new kind of Lakota Warrior, a Solar Warrior.
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Coleen Graybill
The Legacy Continues...
Ann Bonin and John Graybill (great-grandchildren of Edward Curtis) along side of Mark Andrew (great-grandson of Curtis’ printer - John...
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John Graybill
Setting the Record Straight!
In the Curtis/Graybill family collection are numerous references to Edward being born on February 19th, 1868. Lets look at a few here.
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Coleen Graybill
Edward Curtis Recognized as One "Who Helped Shape the State"
In 1981, the Washington State Historical Society began a State Hall of Honor "to recognize 100 citizens who have made outstanding...
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John Graybill
Chief of the Desert
One of Florence’s favorite images was Chief of the Desert – Navajo. She included it as the first portfolio image in her book Visions of a...
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John Graybill
Hollywood!
An interesting note on "Aphrodite" is that it is said to be two negatives sandwiched together in a dark room.
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John Graybill
Two Whistles
Born I856. Mountain Crow of the Not Mixed clan and Lumpwood organization. Never achieved a recognized coup, but at the age of eighteen he...
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