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BANCROFT 
 LIBRARY 
 
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 THE LIBRARY 
 
 OF 
 
 THE UNIVERSITY 
 OF CALIFORNIA 
 
icNfodics 
 
 NDIANS 
 
 Karl, Mo on. 
 
 El T<yva.r Siudio 
 
 Grand Csoiyon Arizona. 
 
 FRED HARVEY 
 
Catalogue and Photographs 
 
 Copyright 
 
 By Fied Harvey 
 
 19'0 
 
( M 4-5"7 
 
This catalogue of a collection of Indian studies by Karl Moon, 
 includes subjects from all of the important tribes of the Southwest. 
 The territory represented is Southern Colorado, New Mexico, 
 Arizona and California, where live the Navaho, Hopi, Apache, 
 Zum, Taos, Santo Domingo, Isleta, Laguna, Santa Clara, San 
 Felipe, Acoma and other Indian tribes. 
 
 Although far from its completion the collection has consumed 
 six years of time and much labor and study. Most exacting care 
 has been taken in the selection of each subject, as it has been 
 the desire to secure only representative types of each tribe, and to 
 make not merely artistic, but faithful photographic reproductions of 
 these interesting people. The historic and ethnologic value of these 
 studies has not been sacrificed in any instance for artistic results. 
 
 El Tovar Studio. 
 
Old man telling 
 a little boy a 
 tribal legend 
 
 A Tale of the Tribe 
 
Before the Dance 
 
 A Taos flute boy 
 practising before 
 the dance 
 
 A White Mountain 
 Apache 
 
 Last of the Council 
 4 
 
 The Guide 
 
Navaho Boy 
 
 A strong type of the 
 young Navaho 
 
 Hopi maiden 
 at the pool 
 
 A Hopi Minor 
 
 An odd corner in . 
 Hopi village 
 
 The Kivas of Walpi 
 
Old Navaho 
 medicine man 
 
 Pesothlanny (much-money) 
 
 Representative 
 Navaho youth 
 
 The Wolf 
 
Sunrise from the Cliffs 
 of Acoma 
 
 The Desert Dawn 
 
A Taos boy learning 
 
 the step of the Corn Dance 
 
 The Dancing Lesson 
 
 A typical 
 Taos Indian 
 
 Billy Buckskin 
 
Taos hunter 
 
 al the close of day 
 
 Home from the Hunt 
 
 Navaho 
 medicine man 
 
 Meguelito 
 
Young Navaho 
 
 Showing early style of 
 architecture 
 
 A Hopi Stairway 
 
 10 
 
The Peace-Pipe 
 
 For many years a scout 
 under Kit Carson, 
 the famous pioneer. 
 His tribal name is 
 Nar-ah-ke-ge-etsu. 
 
 Old Apache Scout 
 
An American Arab 
 
 The Cigarette 
 
 12 
 
13 
 
 The Meeting Place 
 
Head Studies 
 
 1 Meguelito . 
 
 2 Pedro Begay . 
 
 3 The Wolf . . . 
 
 4 Tongpah . 
 
 5 Old Apache Scout 
 
 6 Navaho Boy . 
 
 7 Lolita . . . . 
 
 8 Billy Buckskin . 
 
 9 Francisco . 
 
 1 An Indian Samson 
 
 I 1 Sohachee . 
 
 12 Antonio 
 
 13 Cayite . . . . 
 
 14 Pesothlanny . 
 1 5 American Arab 
 1 6 The Cigarette . 
 
 50 Before the Dance . . . 
 
 5 1 The Dancing Lesson . 
 
 52 Comasita 
 
 53 The Fox Skin 
 
 54 The Hawk 
 
 55 Feathering Arrows 
 
 56 A Young Hunter . 
 
 5 7 The War Bonnet . . . 
 
 58 Navaho Squaw and Papoose 
 
 59 Isleta Mother and Child 
 
 60 The Potter 
 
 6 1 The Turquoise Driller 
 
 Tribe 
 
 Navaho 
 
 Navaho 
 
 Navaho 
 
 Apache 
 
 Apache 
 
 Navaho 
 
 Laguna 
 
 Taos 
 
 Taos 
 
 Santo Domingo 
 
 Navaho 
 
 Navaho 
 
 Santa Clara 
 
 Navaho 
 
 Taos 
 
 Taos 
 
 Figure 
 
 Tribe 
 Taos 
 Taos 
 Laguna 
 Taos 
 Taos 
 Taos 
 Apache 
 Santa Clara 
 Navaho 
 Isleta 
 Isleta 
 San Felipe 
 
 1 7 Yaz-yah ...... 
 
 1 8 Tom of Ganado .... 
 I 9 Elle (the famous Navaho 
 
 weaver) 
 
 20 Juana Marie 
 
 2 1 Jose Marabel 
 
 22 Cloutudle 
 
 23 Apache Boy 
 
 24 Ka-yah 
 
 25 Loliga 
 
 26 The Call 
 
 27 Vicente (Chief of Navahos) 
 
 28 Capitan 
 
 29 Jose Mandragoon 
 
 30 Hostin Cli 
 
 t u d i e s 
 
 62 Hopi Maiden . . . 
 
 63 Hopi Baby . . . 
 
 64 A Maid of Taos . . 
 
 65 Navaho Papoose . 
 
 66 TheOlIa .... 
 
 67 Nempeyo .... 
 
 68 San Felipe Basket-seller 
 
 69 Hopi Breadmaker 
 
 70 Juana Lucero . 
 
 7 1 Testing the Bow . 
 
 72 The Taos Hunter 
 
 73 A Tale of the Tribe . 
 
 Tribe 
 Navaho 
 Navaho 
 
 Navaho 
 
 Isleta 
 
 Taos 
 
 Taos 
 
 Apache 
 
 Navaho 
 
 Taos 
 
 Navaho 
 
 Navaho 
 
 Navaho 
 
 Taos 
 
 Navaho 
 
 Tribe 
 
 Hopi 
 
 Hopi 
 
 Taos 
 
 Navaho 
 
 Laguna 
 
 Hopi 
 
 San Felipe 
 
 Hopi 
 
 Isleta 
 
 Taos 
 
 Taos 
 
 Taos 
 
and In 
 
 Tribe 
 
 Acoma 
 
 t e r i o 
 
 94 
 
 r Subjects 
 
 Tribe 
 
 Hopi 
 
 
 95 
 
 Lonesome 
 
 Hopi 
 
 Taos 
 Hopi 
 1 aos 
 
 96 
 
 97 
 98 
 99 
 100 
 101 
 
 A Hopi Boy (Shooting an 
 Arrow from a Cliff) 
 A Child of the Desert . . 
 The Guide 
 Into the Saddle .... 
 Isleta Breadmakers 
 Hopi Land 
 
 Isleta 
 Apache 
 Apache 
 Isleta 
 Hopi 
 
 Hopi 
 
 Navaho 
 Acoma 
 
 Taos 
 Hopi 
 Hopi 
 
 102 
 103 
 104 
 105 
 106 
 107 
 108 
 109 
 110 
 
 Shipaulovi, from Mishongnovi 
 The Tewa Trail .... 
 A Hopi Stairway .... 
 The First Riding Lesson . 
 End of First Riding Lesson . 
 The Arrow-maker 
 Nampeyo (Painting Pottery) 
 A Pool by the Trail . . . 
 The Water-hole .... 
 
 Hopi 
 Hopi 
 Hopi 
 Hopi 
 Hopi 
 Taos 
 
 Navaho 
 Navaho 
 
 .bxterior 
 
 80 The Desert Dawn . . . 
 
 81 The Meeting Place (Group 
 
 of Horsemen in Moon 
 light) 
 
 82 Navaho Land (Lone Horse 
 
 man Crossing Plains) 
 
 83 Home from the Hunt 
 
 84 Walpi (Hopi Village) . . 
 
 85 Waiting for the Signal 
 
 86 A Hopi Mirror .... 
 
 87 A Desert Storm (New Mex 
 
 ico Sandstorm) 
 
 88 Canyon de Chelley 
 
 89 Men of Acoma . . . . 
 
 90 Taos at Sunset . .' . . . 
 
 91 At the Ford ..... 
 
 92 Kivas of Walpi .... 
 
 93 American Egypt . . '. . 
 
 Prices 
 
 7x9.........$ 2.50 
 
 14x17 (standard size) 8.00 
 
 16x20 15.00 
 
 NOTE. The above prices apply to all subjects, with exception of " Home from the 
 Hunt," ' The Desert Dawn " and " The Meeting Place." These three subjects are 
 made in sizes 14x17 and 16 x 20 only, at the following prices: 
 
 14x17 . . .$10.00 
 
 16x20 ...... . . . 15.00 
 
 SHIPPING. By express, packed flat, leaving print on the regular wide deckled 
 mount; or by mail in cardboard roll, print on narrow single mount, postage 20c. 
 
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