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Chief Joseph Giclée Print tea Carmen Amaya (1913 - 1963)

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Carmen Amaya (1913 - 1963) - Spanish

Indian maiden with butterfly whorl hairstyle traditionally worn by the Tewa Hopi of New Mexico

these women were of all ages and were from all over the country

A Mestizo descendent of the Zapotec Indians

Chief Joseph Giclée Print tea Carmen Amaya (1913 - 1963)Portrait of Chief Joseph (1840 1904) Native AmericanLeader of the Walowa band of Nez Perce tribe in the Pacific Northwest. Known as a skilled military leader as well as a humanitarian and peacemaker. Under his leadership the Nez Perce earned widespread admiration from their opponents and the American public. Original artwork by Ricardo Gonzales printed on Gicle Hahnemhle German Etching

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