#1018 • Cheyenne Woman, Wood Nymph, End of the Trail, and Saki and Crih

Part of Professor’s Collection Part One: Pacific & Pre-Columbian Artifacts (live auction by Blue Box Auction Gallery)

Starting at $24.00

Status: No sale

Estimated Value: $75-400 Artist: Edward S. Curtis, Margret Wharton (1939-2014) and Carol Harmel (b.1945), and Bodmer and Honegger Title: Cheyenne Woman (1910), Wood Nymph, Saki Indianer and Crith Indianerin (1845) Origin: American Medium: Print of Photograph on Paper, Mixed Media on Paper, Oil on Canvas, Print of Paper Dimensions: Cheyenne Woman- 13x16in Condition:  The painting has some ware and staining to the canvas, Unframed print has some foxing on the paper Additional Information: A print of a photograph taken in 1910 of an elder Cheyenne woman portrait. The print is in sepia showing the woman sitting is traditional dress and beads. The piece has the title, artist, and date of the photograph printed on the bottom. The print is framed.  The second piece is a photograph of a woman with her face painted in a wood nymph style. Leaves are used to decorate the woman and photograph.  A painting of a Native American man holding a spear on a skinny starving horse exhausted standing on a hill with their heads bowed down titled End of the Trail. There is no visible signature. The painting is framed.   A print of drawings of a Native man and woman in traditional clothing and face paint. In print are the names of the people and the artist names. Along with the print is a map of the West Indies.