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Vintage Color Photograph of an American Indian |
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I am proud to be able to offer you Archival Grade Fine Art prints of these photographs. The following image is offered in several different sizes. Each is printed on Archival Grade velvet fine art paper, with 100 year ink. The prints will offer you a lifetime of enjoyment, and will be treasured by generations to come. Each print is individually created, and will make a stunning display when framed and placed in your office or study.
This vintage image is available for purchase in the following sizes. We are hopeful that there is an option that is within any budget. We also hope that you enjoy browsing the photographs, even if you decide not to buy. Our main hope is that you will join us in developing an appreciation for Native American culture and history, and that you will share in our love for vintage photographs.
Most orders ship within 24 hours of receiving payment. Email us with your questions, or special requests. We would be happy to hear from you, and to try and help answer your questions. We are sure you will enjoy this fine vintage print. This is one of the prints which I display in my own office.
I chose the 11X14 size, and framed with a deep charcoal mat, and simple, elegant wood frame. I think that the print really displays well in the office, and helps establish the "Western" theme I was looking for. I receive many compliments on the artwork from friends and visitors. I am sure you will enjoy the print as much as I have. You Might Also Enjoy these Images.(Click on Thumbnail to be taken to that Photograph)
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I
grew up in a rural area in West Texas in the 1960's. My
father had an interest in Native American Culture, and
he often took me for long walks in the country,
searching for arrowheads, spear points, and manos
(grinding stones). We loved to collect these artifacts,
and as we found these items, we dreamed of the men and
culture that had produced them. I can remember finding
an arrowhead, and then imagining how it had come to end
up in that spot. These are some of the fondest memories
from my childhood. I continue to enjoy studying Native
American History, and collecting artifacts and
photographs of these First Americans. I particularly
enjoy collecting and displaying vintage photographs.
These photographs capture the character and dignity of
these proud people. Among my favorite images are the
hand tinted photographs shown below, created in about 1900.
They were taken in black and white, and then hand colored by
an unknown artist. The hand tinted colors really bring
the photographs to life. 
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