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| Title: | Navajo, portrait photo: Changing Women |
| Date/circa: | 1920? - 1925? | |
| Photographer: | Pennington Studio (Durango, Colo.) | |
| Subjects: | Navajo women weavers--Portraits; | |
| Summary note: | Navajo woman with her back to the camera weaving on a large loom. It is located at the base of a sandstone cut-bank, with a heard of sheep and goats tended by a young girl on the flat area above. | |
| Other notes: | The weaver is seated on a blanket and wrapped with another along with balls of yarn, cloth, and a wooden box to her left. The following phrase must be used whenever and wherever this photograph is displayed or exhibited: From the Tom O. and H. Lucille Kimball Indian Collection. There is also a hogan made of stone and earth in the background, with a simple utility rack to the left side. | |
| Photoprint#: | P051019 |
Original photos from the Tom O. and H. Lucille Kimball Indian Collection.
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