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At the pool, animal dance-Cheyenne, c1927. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
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At the pool, animal dance-Cheyenne, c1927. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
At the pool, animal dance-Cheyenne, c1927. Cheyenne people gathered along waterfront, some dipping hands in water, some carrying umbrellas
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At the Pool, Animal Dance - Cheyenne, c1927
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captures a mesmerizing moment in time when the Cheyenne people gathered along the waterfront to partake in a sacred ritual. This photograph, taken by Edward Sheriff Curtis, showcases the rich cultural heritage of Native Americans during the 1920s.
In this image, we see a crowd of men and women from the Cheyenne tribe engaging in a ceremonial dance. Some individuals are seen dipping their hands into the water while others carry umbrellas to shield themselves from the sun's rays. The atmosphere is filled with an air of spirituality as participants immerse themselves in this significant event.
Curtis' photography not only documents but also celebrates indigenous cultures across North America. His work serves as an invaluable resource for anthropologists and ethnographers interested in studying tribal traditions and customs. Through his lens, he captures moments that reveal both individual portraits and group dynamics within these communities.
The Library of Congress houses this remarkable print as part of its collection on American Indian culture. By preserving such images, it ensures that future generations can appreciate and learn from these vibrant traditions.
This particular photograph provides us with a glimpse into one aspect of Cheyenne tribal culture – purification rituals through dance at waters' edge. It reminds us of our shared humanity and deep connection to nature's elements.
As we admire "At the Pool, Animal Dance - Cheyenne," let us acknowledge Edward Sheriff Curtis' dedication to capturing these timeless moments that celebrate diversity and honor ancestral legacies.
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