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circa 1945-1950

unknown, fl. 1945-1950

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Title: [Tesuque Pueblo dance in village near Santa Fe, New Mexico]

One undated hand colored depicting Tesuque Pueblo Indians performing a dance in a village near Santa Fe, New Mexico.

GLC09883.02

circa 1945-1950

unknown, fl. 1945-1950

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Title: [Pueblo Indian boys sitting on carriage wheel]

One undated hand colored depicting Pueblo Indian boys sitting on an empty carriage.

GLC09883.03

circa 1945-1950

unknown, fl. 1945-1950

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Title: [Tesuque Pueblo Indian children posed by domed oven]

One undated hand colored print depicting a group of Tesuque Pueblo Indian children posing by a domed oven.

GLC09883.04

circa 1945-1950

unknown, fl. 1945-1950

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Title: [Southwestern American Indian hand-colored prints collection][Decimalized .01-.07]

Collection of seven hand-colored prints related to American Indians located in the Arizona and New Mexico dated approximately 1945-1950. Selected images have identified people as part of the Hopi and Tesuque Pueblo tribe.

GLC09883

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