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North American Indian tribes
Death of Joseph (c1840 - 1904) Chief of the Nez - Perce. Led North American Indian tribes in resistance to white settlers (1877). From " Le Petit Journal", Paris, October 1904
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Media ID 9716459
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1904 Boys Dead Person Death Feather Girls Indigneous Culture Large Group Of People Traditional Clothing Traditional Culture Native American Ethnicity Tee Pee
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This print captures the solemn moment of mourning and remembrance for Chief Joseph, a prominent figure in the history of North American Indian tribes. The image, sourced from "Le Petit Journal" in Paris, depicts a large group of men, women, girls, and boys gathered outdoors to pay their respects to the fallen leader. Chief Joseph (c1840 - 1904), also known as Hin-mah-too-yah-lat-kekt or Thunder Rolling Down the Mountain, was chief of the Nez Perce tribe. Renowned for his leadership skills and strategic brilliance, he led several Native American tribes in resistance against white settlers during the tumultuous period of 1877. In this poignant illustration and painting style print from 1904, we see Chief Joseph lying peacefully on the ground surrounded by his people. Dressed in traditional clothing adorned with feathers and standing beside teepees representing their indigenous culture, they honor their fallen leader with deep reverence. The composition's vertical format emphasizes both the grandeur of nature surrounding them and their unwavering commitment to preserving their heritage. This powerful visual narrative serves as a reminder not only of Chief Joseph's legacy but also highlights the resilience and strength exhibited by North American Indian tribes throughout history. As an important historical document capturing a significant moment within Native American history, this photograph is an invaluable testament to cultural identity and collective memory.
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