Art of Winold Reiss ...
Yet another in a series of cards published by the Great Northern Railway featuring Native Americans. This card is Winold Reiss's portrait of Sundance, Blackfeet Indian Chief.
Sundance Blackfeet Indian Chief Published by Great Northern Railway |
Back of the unused card. Date of publication unknown ... probably 1930s/40s |
Description |
Introduction and card featuring Angry Bull
Julia-Wades-in-the-Water
Mountain Flower
Middle Rider
Wades-in-the-Water
Sign Talkers
Sundance is such a fine name, and it looks like he wore it well. Thank you for this lesson, John. You're a good pal. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove these old portraits. They are so detailed and amazing.
ReplyDeleteSome projects have already been started and built in the neighbourhood yet the high rise in the distance still not going up. Not sure why as they sold all the units long ago and the crane has been there for months. Any building in your neighbourhood?
Love these old portraits. They are so detailed and amazing.
ReplyDeleteSome projects have already been started and built in the neighbourhood yet the high rise in the distance still not going up. Not sure why as they sold all the units long ago and the crane has been there for months. Any building in your neighbourhood?
Sundance looks nice and colorful. I've read the book, The Trail of Tears.
ReplyDeleteI read the Blackfeet were fierce warriors, but he looks pretty peaceful.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you dig this interesting stuff up for us to see.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool postcard
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