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Denver Post March 17, 1922

Colorado College and the Roaring 20s Photo Scandal

Studio portrait (sitting and standing) of a husband and wife probably on their wedding day. She holds a bouquet and wears a dress with a bustle.

The History of Wedding Photography

Dr. Clarence Holmes with camera

Historic Photographic Processes in a Nutshell

Remembering Hal Gould, Famed Owner of Camera Obscura Gallery

A dwarf hands flyers to a man at the Tabor Theater, 1014 16th (Sixteenth) Street in Denver, Colorado. Signs read: "Invasion U.S.A.," "Prince of Pirates," "A Bomb Blasts in U.S. Cities," and "On Stage Tonite 8:15 p.m. in Person! General Henry Larsen, Chief Civilian Defense Plus Highlander Blue and Gold Drill Team, World Famous Tabor."

Acclaimed Western Photographers ~ Lloyd Rule

Chief Eagle, a Native American man on the Flathead Indian Reservation in western Montana, poses wearing a warrior's headdress in front of a teepee on the reservation. He wears large, round earrings, numerous beaded necklaces hanging around his neck, an otter sash across his chest, and holds a long spear, possibly a coup-stick, also wrapped in fur.

Acclaimed Western Photographers ~ Edward H. Boos

Artist: G. Cradick

Exhibit - An Ethiopian Odyssey

Portrait of a Navajo (Dine) man. He wears a cloth headband and a woven patterned blanket around his shoulders. Titled by Curtis: A chief of the desert - Navaho

23 Years in the Making: Edward Curtis's The North American Indian

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